Примери за използване на Could be justified на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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All could be justified.
I asked how that could be justified.
But magistrates found him guilty and said that only an immediate prison sentence could be justified.
A lawsuit could be justified or unjustified.
But the judge said that the crime was so serious only an immediate prison sentence could be justified.
Everything, even the atomic bomb, could be justified against such a barbarous enemy.
I don't understand how any pardon resulting in your freedom could be justified.
Nietzsche wrote that life could be justified as being only an aesthetic phenomenon.
In fact, according to Rothbard,the American Revolutionary War was the only war involving the United States that could be justified.
God became man,that corrupted men could be justified, sanctified and blessed by His Divine nature.
He knew that the name change did not poll well, that many Macedonians saw it as a humiliation that could be justified only by EU accession.
That restriction could be justified only by imperative requirements in the general interest, provided that they are proportionate to the aim.
Firstly, case-law: the Court has ruled that such a system could be justified under certain circumstances.
If the state had failed to provide the necessary licenses in time for the project deadline,these additional fees could be justified.
What this meant,in the late 17th century, was that large-scale landrights could be justified, under his system, only by the ownership of slaves.
Last week, the ECHR urged Turkey to swiftly process Demirtas's legal case,saying his pre-trial detention had gone on longer than could be justified.
It was therefore immaterial whether the underlying decision to expel could be justified under national or Convention law.
Human fear could be justified, but also illusory, a symptom of a mental disorder or a result of some kind of manipulation, exerted on an individual by other individuals.
The Commission itself admitted, at the hearing, that,in principle, even‘exclusivity rebates' could be justified by the undertaking in question.
He thought the market could be justified only in light of individual virtue, and he was anxious that a society governed by nothing but transactional self-interest was no society at all.
It was therefore immaterial whether the underlying decision to expel could be justified under national or Convention law.
The European Court of Human Rights(ECHR) ruled this week that Turkey should swiftly process Demirtas' case,saying his pre-trial detention had gone on longer than could be justified.
Therefore, their exclusio3n could be justified only if, in exceptional circumstances, it is considered necessary based on financial stability grounds in accordance with Article 27(5)(c) SRMR/ Article 44(3)(c) BRRD.
It was shown that all comparator products containthe same range of Apx antigens as the current product, therefore a comparison could be justified on this basis.
According to that government, such an obligation could be justified by the utility of retained data in combating‘ordinary'(as opposed to‘serious') offences, or even in proceedings other than criminal proceedings, with regard to the objectives mentioned in those provisions.
One cannot say that the despoiling of the‘bottomless Treblinka earth,' as Vasili Grossman described it, could be justified by poverty, need, or necessity.”.
While the market valuation of several major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and Ethereum could be justified given their massive user bases and increasing user activity, the market valuation of other cryptocurrencies in the market can be questioned.
The European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR) ruled this week that Turkey should swiftly process Demirtaş's case,saying his pre-trial detention had gone on longer than could be justified.
If a type of practice involving a medical exposure is not justified in general,a specific individual exposure of this type could be justified in special circumstances, to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
The European Court of Human Rights(ECHR), to which Turkey is a signatory, ruled that Turkey should swiftly process Selahattin Demirtaş's case;the court said his pre-trial detention had gone on longer than could be justified.