Examples of 'entirely justified' in a sentence
Meaning of "entirely justified"
The phrase 'entirely justified' is used to express that something is completely reasonable, valid, or justifiable. It implies that there are strong and valid reasons or evidence to support a particular action, decision, or belief, leaving no room for doubt or criticism regarding its legitimacy
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entirely justified
You are entirely justified in emphasising this matter.
The concern of homoeopathic physicians is entirely justified.
They are entirely justified in their struggle.
This interest seems entirely justified.
This was entirely justified when they transmitted only speech.
Community research is therefore entirely justified.
Entirely justified and necessary.
The harshness is entirely justified by history.
On each occasion his summons has been entirely justified.
Parliament is entirely justified in the importance that it attaches to data protection.
The appeal for action is thus entirely justified.
This quota is entirely justified as rare natural phenomena converge here.
Those suggestions seem to me to be entirely justified.
They are entirely justified.
Today shows that those concerns were entirely justified.
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It therefore seemed entirely justified to apply the same requirements to international organizations.
I think that they are entirely justified.
That attitude is entirely justified with respect to getting on with the project.
The comment was not entirely justified.
I therefore feel entirely justified in describing those views as socialist verging on Marxist.
That position on exceptions is to my mind not entirely justified.
The bill is entirely justified.
The cost of such corrective measures is thus entirely justified.
The Section considers that this rule is entirely justified on grounds of technical practicability.
The idea of having a three year moratorium is entirely justified.
Yet Absalom felt entirely justified in killing the man who raped his sister.
Tax avoidance is completely legal and entirely justified.
We therefore feel it is entirely justified for the European Union to sign this Convention.
Brunch whose reputation is entirely justified.
So these proposals are entirely justified and no across-the-board cuts are being proposed.
And the moratorium was entirely justified.
He was entirely justified in his conduct, and frankly should be commended, " Heckler said.
I am not sure her anger seems entirely justified.
This is also entirely justified.
The inclusion of this new item on the agenda is entirely justified.
The Committee considers that this rule is entirely justified on grounds of technical practicability.
Actions that signal a real will to replace him are therefore entirely justified.
This debate is entirely justified.
In addition the procedures followed in selecting the contractor were not entirely justified.
The conclusion is entirely justified.
This distrust towards a mechanism that is responsible for seeking truth is entirely justified.
Even if it was entirely justified.
The complainant is convinced that the claim for redress is entirely justified.
A European contract law would be entirely justified for cross ‑ border contracts.
The urgent call for local organisations to distribute assistance fairly is entirely justified.
I would like to think . You are entirely justified in thinking it.
That is surely a matter of interpretation and in this case also not entirely justified.
For the reasons stated, is entirely justified to assign a major role to the EIB.
Our results show that this view is entirely justified.
Or maybe it 's entirely justified.
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A citizen deprived of his right to a justified decision
I do not feel justified in wasting further time
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Craftsmen and remains an entirely mechanical process
Entirely dedicated to progress and further development
That depends entirely on your point of view
