Приклади вживання Could justify Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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No ends could justify such means.
It is important to understand that there is no situation that could justify domestic violence.
Maybe you could justify it by saying.
Indonesia's security minister Djoko Suyanto said nothing could justify the"inhuman" attack.
What, then, could justify unequal distribution?
If the services had the same library of options, you could justify a Prime membership in an instant.
You could justify your Prime membership even if you just want to stream music.
There were no conditions that could justify acts of terrorism.
Nothing could justify this wild act of intolerance and hatred based on antisemitism and racism.
Marx professed himself an atheist, but retained a cosmic optimism which only theism could justify.
At this the government didn't provide arguments which could justify such duration of unfulfillment of decisions.
Marx professed himself an atheist,but retained a cosmic optimism which only theism could justify.
Further study of the digital business modelling could justify replacement of the theory on formation of the enterprise traditional business model.
It is our opinion that the examiner ought touse any device they experience relaxed with as long as they could justify their choice.
If you asked me, there are lawyers who could justify the possibility of holding early elections- yes, there are,” he said in an interview with the Ukrainska Pravda(Ukrainian Truth), published on Monday, April 15.
Its importance it acquired with the development of genetics and immunohisto-chemistry, which could justify absolutely paradoxical cases in medical practice.
In the end, the cost far exceeded what we thought we could justify spending on the project, and so we decided to de-emphasize the upholstery, and choose an appropriate lampas, but one that was really not approaching a recreation of what had originally been on the bed.
The Court accepts that at the initial stages of theinvestigation the risk of interference with justice by the applicant could justify keeping her in custody.
Such protection could be explained by two reasons: firstly,no particular circumstances could justify affording a wide margin of appreciation to States, bearing in mind that European and international texts, on the contrary, protected lawyers in their activity of defending their clients;
It is not clear if the comment was intended as a joke, but CNN report that it followed anexchange in which Mr Trudeau asked how the US could justify the tariffs as a"national security" issue.
The only waybig institutional investors like pension funds could justify buying a piece of the Orion Butt Fungus CDO pie was if ratings agencies like S&P or Moody's gave it a top-notch seal of approval: AAA rated, with a little star on the forehead for good behavior.
Its decisions stated that she had been accused of a serious crime andthat no other reasons which could justify changing the preventive measure had been presented to the court.
Officials at the UN agency told Reuters that despite the us demand that it inspect military sites, the United States has presented no newevidence of possible violations of the nuclear accord that could justify such a move.
Its decisions stated that she had been accused of a serious crime andthat no other reasons which could justify changing the preventive measure had been presented to the court.
Even where large language populations could justify localization for a given product, and a product's internal structure already permits localization, a given software developer or publisher may lack the size and sophistication to manage the ancillary functions associated with operating in multiple locales.
If associates and friends have been attacked- as were the Tlaxcaltecas, allied with the Spanish but subjected, like many other people, to the Aztecs-once again, this could justify a war, with the ensuing possibility of legitimate conquest as in the first case.
It does not accept the Government's argument that the complexity of corporate fraud and the vital public interest in the investigation of such fraud andthe punishment of those responsible could justify such a marked departure as that which occurred in the present case from one of the basic principles of a fair procedure.
For example, while traditional religious thought might seem increasingly implausible to more people today than ever in the West, due to the rapid growth in information and general literacy,[21] the roots of religious thought can be traced to periods where humans could justify the validity and accuracy of such beliefs given the limited understanding they had of their environment in those early times.