There are also justifiable concerns about the fairness of the inquiry procedures.

There are justifiable concerns about the fees.

The report said that as judges began to impose more and more powerful injunctions, there were 'justifiable concerns that a form of permanent secret justice was beginning to develop'.

On the one hand, there are bl that it has wormed justifiable concerns its way into portions of the police, the army and the intelligence services.

Today's debate about inequality often focuses on 'the 1%' — the bankers and chief executives making millions or billions for often no justifiable reason.

From this quarter, the only justifiable reason for dropping him would be tactical.

If you don't like what he says — then that's a justifiable reason not to vote for him.

We weren't given any information, but there didn't seem any justifiable reason for the delay.

He carried out 'extensive, lifechanging operations for no medically justifiable reason', the jury was told.

Many ethical systems acknowledge that taking innocent life in supreme emergencies may be morally justifiable, though tragic.

Just as they do over paying morally justifiable tax rates or over their predatory tactics that bankrupt other businesses.

Was it morally justifiable to evade that too?

I have been criticised for reading social services' files without obtaining permission from the court; this was perfectly justifiable clinically, but unacceptable legally.

While the price of these and other shares may be full, there are perfectly justifiable reasons why they are where they are.

There hasn't been great urgency to change rates and the policy of wait-and-see has often been perfectly justifiable.

Many of the projects were perfectly justifiable, others, inevitably, were not and will never pay for themselves.