justification
நியாயம்
definition
noun
the justification of revolutionary action
the action of showing something to be right or reasonable.
The Bible describes the act of justification as a declaration of righteousness upon a heart that is not righteous.
the action of declaring or making righteous in the sight of God.
translation of 'justification'
ஓரச்சீராக்கம்
noun
எண்பிப்ப
example
In 'justification' of primarily anti-Western protest movements, it is not difficult to find grievances, inequities, injustices.
The party had merely added a veneer of 'justification' by using its revolutionary pretensions to justify its authoritarian methods.
all these incidents were used again as a 'justification' for my sacking
So the next time you get a ‘bright idea,’ please give supporting evidence and 'justification' as to why this would be good.
Indeed, its values are regularly cited in 'justification' of a looming war.
It seems to me that that is not an argument in 'justification' of inaccuracy, assuming that there is inaccuracy.
The use of armed force without a moral cause or reasonable 'justification' will not be popular.
If they pay out upon cheques which are not his, they are acting outside their mandate and cannot plead his authority in 'justification' of their debit to his account.
This article will provide information about each type of 'justification' and how it can be used with Arabic script languages.
Discrimination needs to have a reasonable objective 'justification' .
By whatever arguments killers attempt to make in 'justification' of their acts, they must be punished in accordance to the law.
In 'justification' of the refusal you imply that these staff are unwilling to supervise you even though they have signed the forms.
There are no existing criteria that he can appeal to in 'justification' of his act.
The Bible describes the act of 'justification' as a declaration of righteousness upon a heart that is not righteous.
Subsequent letters to objectors give no reasons or 'justification' for dismissing such objections.
These matters are important, and reasonable 'justification' can be made for implementing rules that facilitate orderly market development.
Many have provided scriptural 'justification' to support their arguments.
But the notion of reliability here is itself a normative one; it would therefore be circular to appeal to it in 'justification' of our normative views.
there is no 'justification' for an increase in charges
Did the difference in treatment have an objective and reasonable 'justification' ?
In particular, war risks underwriters were not interested in 'justification' of the insured value of the vessel.
The reasoned 'justification' showed that this policy was not confined to hazardous waste but included all types of difficult waste.
Such a position is, I suppose, formally possible but it - and not extrapolation - requires special 'justification' .
The 'justification' in support of this argument is that the characteristics of an Indian remain the same whether he is in the civil or the Army.
Then she used that request as her 'justification' to make the special assignment.
Less controversial examples could be cited in 'justification' of the right to intervene.
There is no objective and reasonable 'justification' which can be identified for the restriction.
But looking through the list, I come across names whose inclusion defies any reasonable 'justification' .
In our respectful submission, a party in our client's position is entitled to costs in the events which happened and that the opposition to it is without reasonable 'justification' .
Our answer to that, your Honour, is that the reasonable 'justification' is to be found in clause 44, not, with respect, in the law which infringes on it.
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