Sentences with phrase «justified use»

It was open for the jury to find that the Crown had proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the second volley was not a justified use of lethal force on the basis that at the time Forcillo fired the second volley, Forcillo did not reasonably perceive that Yatim posed an imminent threat to him.

They have not justified the use of the early part of the period as their null hypothesis.

They may be seen to imply that they have justified the use of a uniform prior in Y.

Karl 2015 was not the paper that justified use of fleet data.

Pekka is trying to get around not admitting that Myhre et al never justified the use of radiative transfer models to estimate radiative forcing.

To understand how justified use of flea collar is, let's find out in detail what it is, how it works and the most important factor is how safe it is for your favourite pet.

Earlier, el - Rufai had justified the use of electronic voting in last Saturday's local government elections in his state.

The former Director of Operations of the Police Service is on record to have justified the use of brute force and tear gas on pressure group protesters who veered off the approved route in their voters» register demonstration.

They then must use prudential reasoning to decide whether even a justified use of force would produce more good than harm, would have a reasonable hope of success, and would be the only course likely to be effective in achieving the justified ends.

To those wrestling with this dilemma, Johnson offers an historical review of the fundamental principles of the justified use of force and their application to this new environment.

A just war is a morally justified use of lethal power on behalf of political goods, it being understood that «goods» is itself a moral category.

Even her political opponent, United Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney, agreed, arguing that a «market failure» justified the use of putting taxpayer money into the project.

McCormack admitted that under pressure, the officer could have justified using his weapon.

Based on the research, the presence of more guns typically translates to much more general gun violence, while justified uses of a gun for self - defense are few and far between.

First, the choice of the Section 232 national security rationale (and reliance on studies justifying its use) is even more suspect than the rationale used by the Bush administration to justify its tariffs.

It may be hard to justify using PayPal for your AdWords account over the new system, given the freebie offer.

Traditional Christians oppose torture based on their understanding of Divine Revelation and centuries of experience learning the corrosive effects torture has on the society that justifies its use.

The debate on the final statement concerning the war — which took nearly all the time allotted for discussion of public issues — saw the Assembly initially adopt a repudiation of the Christian moral tradition that justifies the use of force in «last resort» circumstances in favor of a pacifist approach.

Also slavery was justified using the Bible as its defense.

Slavery was justified using the bible.

This has led us to justify the use of myth in the new world, partly on the very ground that without it we can not express our faith in terms of God's concern with the world.

I think that the assumptions that certain segments of the Christian community makes that justifies the use of these methods are in error.

Too bad the crusades and the inquisition were justified using the exact wording of the bible, otherwise you'd have a good point.

If H. Richard's view of tragedy poses danger of passivity, Reinhold's leads to the danger of «sinning bravely,» by employing the concept of tragedy to justify the use of evil means to some supposedly good end.

Marty also justifies using the theme of irony for the early 20th century because of the unusual pretensions of the establishment leadership of that era, but he wants to avoid even vestigial versions of such pretensions that would keep mainline Protestants on center stage, as they are in traditional American religious histories.

His chapter on the efforts of the Christian Coalition to elect candidates to local school boards is titled «Religious Fascism,» although he says nothing about the agenda of the group that remotely justifies the use of that ugly word.

We may, by such reasoning, justify our use of any means to achieve what we think are good ends on the assumption that — since history is a perennial tragedy, and collective actions are always on a lower ethical level than individual actions — we are not obligated to strive for the highest ideals possible, or to present an alternative to the usual way of the world.

Nonprofits can't please everybody, but that doesn't justify using disturbing propaganda to make people feel bad in order to win support or make a case for justice.

There can be many kinds of truth relations, thus justifying the use of the term both for art and mathematics, as well as for concrete impressions and abstract speculations.

If Christians continue to pay war taxes, they must then justify the use the money is put to.

They justify the use of blemished means to achieve supposedly unblemished ends.

But the structures of MacArthur's consciousness — which was built over a long period of his life with guns and swords — were full of ruling ideologies, which wrongfully justified using the oppressed people as scapegoats for what he supposed to be justice, peace, and order.

Back in April 2001, the American Society for Cell Biology issued a two - page «talking points» memo, justifying the use of fetal tissue and cells in medical research.

Wherever the ethical principles «tip the balance» in favor of intervention, he argues, we must establish clear guidelines (again based upon ethical principles) for justifying the use of force.

These are new, unprecedented, and devastating developments which more than justify my use of the term «anti-culture,» given the large number of antitheses with the past which they represent.

The incident is often cited to justify the use of force.

Only 11 per cent see any reason for Americans to justify using violence to achieve political goals.

With the modifications, I didn't taste the maple flavor enough to justify using that much of it — if I make them vegan again, I will use brown sugar and a little extra milk instead of the maple syrup.

I live in California and can not justify using so much water.

Initial arguments to justify the use of RPCs vs. corrugated were based on the idea that RPCs were more economical because they were reusable.

But if the Sox land Bell, they might thereby gain enough hitting to justify using slick - fielding Mike Squires at first base for his defense.

I never, ever want to see a mom feel like she has to justify using whatever she uses to the rest of us.

While I think many people like yourself try to rationalize and justify the use of pink slime, the «real crime» here is not that pink slime was developed but concealed and disguised by a federal department.

It gets REAL ugly if the person doesn't remember signing up (a particular problem if you start using a semi-dormant list more actively) and sees you as a spammer, which seems to justify the use of linguistic weapons of mass destruction.

Before the introduction of the residency test, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) described the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offences Act (Laspo) as «targeting legal aid at the most serious cases which have sufficient priority to justify the use of public funds».

In justifying the use of the Electoral College, Hamilton focuses on a few arguments dealing with why the college is used, as opposed to direct election.

One way SUNY Poly justified using state - affiliated non-profits like Fort Schuyler was that, unburdened by the procedures and protocols of state agencies, they could work at the same pace as their partners in private business.

Although this sounds like the usual evasive politician - in - opposition shtick, Miliband did acknowledge his reticence, and justified it using professional punchbag, the Lib Dem leader: «I'm not going to become like Nick Clegg.

In the overall circumstances surrounding the organization of the Ghana Expatriate Business Awards, whilst the proponent of the motion could not justify his use of the word «levy» from a legal - technical point of view, it can not be denied that, from the evidence on record, the Ministry of Trade and Industry played a pre-eminent role in the determination of the amounts «solicited» by the MEF.

«The Home Office and police need to explain rapidly how they can justify using terrorism legislation to detain David Miranda for nine hours.