justifies in English
the doctors were justified in treating her
He saw the theological elaborations of his country as a justified , elected, and righteous empire to be a form of blasphemy.
the person appointed has fully justified our confidence
Use "justifies" in a sentence
1. And that justifies exploiting these villagers?
2. The end justifies [sanctifies] the means.
3. The end justifies (or sanctifies) the means.
4. The course of events fully justifies our views.
5. This justifies the assertion of the preceding paragraph.
6. Improved productivity justifies an increase in wages.
7. 11 Nothing justifies murdering another human being.
8. (Bereft by Robert Frost.) The end justifies the means
9. 7 The course of events fully justifies our views.
10. Not sure if the end justifies the means.
11. But don't you believe that love justifies anything and everything?
12. 2 The course of events fully justifies our views.
13. Rape residue also justifies a cut, but not sugar beet.
14. This revised plan of yours justifies locking- up every American who prays towards Mecca
15. Achieving a socially acceptable level of service quality often justifies public service obligations.
16. The crime which justifies lynching him is a form of treason, not racial inferiority.
17. MILWAUKEE: Is this the season in which Andrew Bogut's game justifies his overweening self - confidence?
18. The hero justifies himself as a man chosen by destiny to be great.
19. Advances in adhesive chemistry justifies ‘adhesion’ / ‘bonding’ as the preferred method of retention, not Amputational mechanical retention
20. This fact justifies the considerable amount of space devoted to fuels in the Biomass Action Plan
21. 78 Clearly, none of the arguments advanced by the Commission justifies the length of time that elapsed.
22. Therefore, a high result (over 4 pCi/L) justifies repeating the test before undertaking more expensive abatement projects.
23. Terrorism cannot be tolerated on any grounds whatsoever, and no cause justifies the murder of innocent people.
24. Both King Abdullah and I reject the notion that any cause justifies wanton violence against innocent people.
25. Congress has determined that the danger created by advocacy of overthrow justifies the ensuing restriction on freedom of speech.
26. There may be moments when we are tempted to justify our actions by believing that the end justifies the means.
27. Nevertheless, a proximal hepaticojejunostomy in a young patient seems unattractive and justifies exploration of other, less invasive, alternatives.
28. 3 The Very Model of a Man is at is best when Cain justifies his fratricide with this lethal logic.
29. CONCLUSIONS: Azoospermia accounts for a relatively high number of cases and justifies detailed attention to the diagnostic and therapeutic approach
30. An economic system justifies itself by pointing to the wealth it produces, and an educational establishment to skills and knowledge.
31. 27 Congress has determined that the danger created by advocacy of overthrow justifies the ensuing restriction on freedom of speech.
32. The fallacy is that there is a positive “testosterone effect” that justifies not Castrating until bulls weigh 500 pounds or more
33. Hydrocodone Bitartrate and acetaminophen tablets should be used during pregnancy only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus
34. ‘It should Appraise the quality of the evidence and decide whether that justifies the conclusion reached eg, whether it justifies a conclusion that the applicant obtained permission to entry by fraud or deceit.’ ‘When is the right time to Appraise the quality of the suggestions made by respondents?’
35. Inspired by platonism, the modern culture justifies the mathematics and rational knowledge with the aesthetic character of the logic.
36. Research has suggested that the Family Island communities have not reached a sufficient threshold that justifies the development of advance health care facilities.
37. After Clytemnestra murders Agamemnon, Aegisthus justifies his involvement by saying that the murder of Agamemnon also avenges Atreus’s crime against Aegisthus’s family.
38. Accommodative Testing Accommodative testing services, such as additional testing time or adapted equipment, are approved for students whose documentation justifies the need for this service
39. Such realism engages with the heart of the arts of governance, the practices which form the basis for the adage “the end justifies the means”.
40. But the most sinister thing about modern vivisection is this. If a mere sentiment justifies cruelty, why stop at a sentiment for the whole human race?
41. Manusmriti, widely regarded to be the most important and authoritative book on Hindu law and dating back to at least 1,000 years before Christ was born, "acknowledges and justifies the Caste
42. Amusingly, the newspaper keeps the names of the rest of the streets in the native language, except for the streets of Aragon and Majorca, without any apparent criterion that justifies it
43. Azerbaijani name of Turkic origins, derived from the name elements ar, "man", and togrul, "to justify oneself", with the intended meaning of "man who justifies himself"
44. Cyclosporin should not be used during pregnancy unless the potential benefit to the mother justifies the potential risk to the fetus General side effects from Cyclosporine (Gengraf®, Neoral®) Kidney injury
45. This work phase is completed when a deposit has sufficient indicated mineral resources accompanied by a "preliminary economic assessment" (scoping study)2 that justifies additional, more detailed, and costly deposit appraisal work.
46. Additional documentation is included which justifies a medical need for Componentry in an individual who does not necessarily “fit” the K Level descriptions (e.g., bilateral amputees cannot be strictly held to the K level system).
47. The fact that the addressee of the offer may not turn it down justifies the prohibition imposed on the tenderer preventing him from withdrawing his offer where this would run counter to the aims of the intervention system.
48. ‘Abandonware justifies itself by preserving gaming history in a 'living' way.’ ‘Everything has to be absolutely above-board, so emulators and even Abandonware are out of the question, alas.’ ‘A few examples are Abandonware, MP3 downloads, warez and their kind.’
49. When Columbus described the Carib indians as "sub-human eaters of men," he effectively placed the culture firmly below Europeans [source: Anguilla Guide].Labeling a culture cannibalistic Animalizes it, and, in the context of colonization, justifies murder and land-grabbing.
50. Baptism - Catholics (as well as Lutherans, Episcopalians, Anglicans, and some other Protestants) believe that Baptism is a Sacrament that regenerates and justifies, and is usually done in infancy; Most Protestants believe Baptism is an outward testimony of a prior inward regeneration, usually done after a person confesses Jesus as Savior and