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Is this growing uneasiness justified? Mostly not.

He justified his innocence by sound facts.

The Court of Appeal ruled these searches justified.

God sees hardness of heart as never being justified.

Proving, or demonstrating to an interrogator, that one is justified is another matter, and not necessary for simply being justified.

A frantic search of the rooms and street confirms that the panic was justified.

"You were entirely justified in saying that the poem had a model.

In order that having been justified by His grace, we might become heirs according to the hope of eternal life.

Additionally, where justified for public health reasons, States Parties may designate ground crossings that shall develop these capacities.

That agenda requires money, more money than can be justified by the austere calculus of the market.

Aboriginal hunts are granted local dispensations, and, to the justified outrage of many, Japan conducts an annual whale hunt under the guise of "scientific research."

And I think that feeling, whether justified or not lies behind the continuing puzzlement that philosophers do feel about this problem.

At present the oversight function is exercised primarily by the Office of Management and Budget, which engages in systematic scrutiny of proposed "major rules" to determine whether they are cost justified and consistent with administration policy.

The worries about the vuvuzela's noise seem to be well justified. A stadium full of vuvuzelas can hit up to 130 decibels - a chainsaw can only reach a meagre 100.

Just in a world which had been disenchanted (Max Webber) Kant justified the independent and unconditional value of man itself, and laid the foundation for concept of human rights.

Her pride in her achievements is justified.

But the past experience has amply justified this belief.

The act was barely justified by the circumstances.

The hoopla surrounding BP's discovery is therefore justified, as was the rise in its share price.

This is sort of a theological treatise, and the main point of the treatise is: you're not justified by works of law, by any works no matter which law, you're justified by grace through faith alone.

One way of trying to answer Hume is to show that actually induction can be justified by pure reason but by appeal to probability rather than demonstration.

Moreover, here once again there is a person in a high position as a middle term between the aristocrat and the musician who is justified in raising high hopes.

Their demand is entirely justified.

On security grounds, the impetus may be justified.

Recovery of lime or alum must be justified both economically and technologically by careful studies based on local conditions.

The confidence in scientific advancement, history shows, was justified, as well as, sadly, the expectation in the persistence of global strife.

Some specific corporate complaints were justified.

West Virginia's mining disaster and the Gulf of Mexico oil spill were disastrous and investigations are justified, but the real threat is much worse.

Proof that five hours out of the house every Saturday is entirely justified.

Your belief that you will not be visible from inside the cave if you crouch behind that rock may be justified because you can imagine how things would look from inside.