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• s  capable of being justified

• Surely during the real Holocaust it would have been "justifiable homicide" to kill a German camp guard, if that would have slowed the feeding of the gas chambers.
• In these cases, taking risks is justifiable and even necessary if the church is to remain faithful, in multiformity, to her essence, being the people of God on the march.
• As Geddes says with justifiable pride, "It's everything that you don't expect to find at a film festival.

News & Articles

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• Narrow focus
  Focusing attention on science, technology, engineering and math is a justifiable way to, as some Utah legislators like to say, meet the needs of business and industry for well-trained employees.
  June 17, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune
• Letter: Be better sports
  J.B. Holmes, Naples: In the June Collier County School Board meeting, the after-school program for elementary schoolchildren was publicly discussed with justifiable emotion on the part of impacted parents.
  June 15, 2013 - Naples Daily News

Quotes

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• John McCain in Newsweek
  The point is, oil companies have got to be more participatory in alternate energy, in sharing their profits in a variety of ways, and there is very strong and justifiable emotion about their profits,McCain said.
• Mitch McConnell in The Associated Press
  Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday before the president's speech that Obama should not use "the justifiable public outrage over an explosion that killed 11 people and the oil spill that followed as a tool for pushing a...
• Carlos Queiroz in AFP
  Spain won with merit,said Queiroz. "But I would also like to underscore the fact that Portugal played with a great degree of dignity and ambition and I believe the fans have justifiable reason to be proud of the way the team has played."