Examples of using Can justify in English and their translations into Finnish
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and no law can justify the practice of the death penalty.
In reality, Members are being endowed with new privileges, which nothing and nobody can justify, the planned pension fund scheme being one example that springs to mind.
For insurance(specifically motor insurance) variations in the costs and risks of providing cover can vary substantially between the different Member States, which can justify some price differences.
They want everyone to think that we are the terrorists so they can justify what they're doing.
A clear condemnation of the cruel aggression of Israel against the Palestinian people, which nothing can justify!
There are no grounds that can justify the crimes that now have to be judged by the tribunal in The Hague.
unless a Member State opts for plain packaging and can justify its choice.
In fact, the Court has never expressly adjudged that a loyalty bonus can justify a discriminatory provision in regard to the workers of other Member States.
I do not know how Mr Balfe and others can justify this particular expenditure to their constituents.
state terrorism perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian people, which nothing can justify.
securing professional pathways, aims at better specifying circumstances that can justify an individual dismissal for economic reasons.
as Richelieu is, he can justify his actions with absurdities.
80 regarding further reasons that can justify an objection to a shipment of waste destined for disposal cannot be accepted.
possibly also to prescribe the means of transport if they can justify it before the Commission.
However where the lack of conformity can justify the termination of the contract as a whole,
Admittedly, the behaviour of an applicant can justify the conclusion that he implicitly wants to withdraw
I wonder how the Commission can justify implementing the positions of the group of advisers in a ratio of 1.
deplored this attack and has stated that no circumstances can justify the use of terrorist violence and suicide attacks.
In its constant case law, the Court of Justice of the EU reiterates that the protection of workers rights can justify a restriction to the freedom to provide services.
let alone how it can justify the expected costs for the Member States.