Voorbeelden van justify

• How can you justify the employment of capital punishment?

• New evidence from a self-confessed liar was not enough to justify a retrial.

• Manufacturers need large sales to justify offering a big variety in export markets.

• We are duty bound to justify how we spend our funds.

• They haven't been given these rights for all eternity - they should justify having them just like most other people have to.

• He does not propose a theorem with justifying propositions in its train.

• Accordingly, if practical rationality suggests supposing the doxastic practice reliable, rationality prompts us to suppose the beliefs produced by that practice prima facie justified.

• The musical and psychological evidence is that these attitudes are not justified, and never were.

• At best, dialogue will be justified in terms of curiosity about other positions in the market-place.

• The non-specialist reader may find some of the theoretical discussion frustrating, but the overall power of the book justifies the reader's effort.

• The denial of the use of generality becomes a legislative device for justifying the pursuit of a self-limiting language game in its own terms.

• However, the substance of the book fully justifies the approach the author has adopted.

• Such an approach was justified on 'national grounds', to replenish the supply of business and professional talent depleted by war.

• One requires a background of considerable behavioural complexity before one is justified in attributing to any creature beliefs, intentions and so on.

• The qualities which they attribute to literacy thus take on the more general significance of justifying the vast expense on western education systems.

• In any society only one sovereign legal order is possible and justifies the recognition of a state.

• The use of" right", in such circumstances, seems to be a clear case of special pleading that my decision is justified by some unambiguous legality.

• Under this modern view, contractual obligations may only be justified in order to deter or compensate some harm to the interests of another person.

• They were perhaps justified in their anger at the relatively low priority accorded to older people.

• A host state may restrict the activities of a financial institution as far as it is justified by the general good.