justified reason

Extreme poverty alone was seen as a justified reason to remove children.

If ever there was a justified reason for force, surely this was it.

Illness, infertility, or a finding better potential to take as a spouse was justified reasons for divorce.

Although notice is not an absolute requirement, the court found that there were no justified reasons for non-compliance.

There is no justified reason for delay.

As this is not regarded as an acceptable there is no clear and justified reason to continue with the analysis being undertaken.

If a complainant can show a valid case of discrimination the defendant can rebuke it by showing that their practice was for a justified reason.

Moreover, some religious and private intuitions about what is right may be vindicated by science; this can happen whether or not the beliefs were held for justified reasons in the first place.

"I do feel I'm not guilty," he said to the Associated Press, "I don't think it was murder because murder is when a person kills another person without justified reason."

When you're talking about the seventh game in a series that hasn't ever significantly bettered its initial incarnations, surely lack of innovation is an entirely justified reason to be slightly more reluctant to recommend it?

Ambitious junior executive Robert Morton used this as a justified reason to go over Jones' head and pitch his "RoboCop Program" directly to OCP's CEO, the "Old Man".

If there is a justified reason that the Japanese Government is reluctant to face its responsibilities of completely exposing its guilt (whether by monetary offerings or directly apologizing to every woman who suffered), I beg the Government to educate the public as to this excuse.

An example of recent news on wire tapping can be observed when reading about the Bush Administration's pact with AT&T that allows the government to legally, for justified reason, wiretap civilian calls, texts, and emails via home landline phone, cellular device, and provided Internet.

Most US states have adopted the at-will employment contract that allows the employer to dismiss employees without having to provide a justified reason for firing, although the variety of court cases that have come out of "at-will" dismissals have made such at-will contracts ambiguous.