Sentence examples for Commercial justification from inspiring English sources

What possible commercial justification is there for pretending that Newbury-based Vodafone made their investment in Verizon through Holland?

Like Millennium Park, Madrid Río needed no commercial justification, though it is clearly a boon to business and development.

"Penalty clauses in contracts are unenforceable and it is likely that any clause attempting to bar access to an employment tribunal would be seen as without commercial justification and unconscionable, and therefore a penalty," he said.

This is an improper use of development money, there is no commercial justification, there are many remote islands in the world without airports, but none so close to Lord Ashcroft's commercial interests in the south-western Atlantic region.

The City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the 'Takeover Code') requires bidders to explain the long-term commercial justification for the offer and the bidder's intentions regarding a number of aspects of the future business of the target company.

Without such treatments rapid agent identification is not necessary, but without such identification no pressing commercial justification for developing specific antiviral agents exists (except for HIV) because they will not be widely used.

The commercial and economic justification for spending £20bn of taxpayers' money on HS2 (for the full scheme to Manchester and Leeds) depends critically on a view of the passenger traffic it will carry up to 2026 and beyond.

The movie, with narrative justification and commercial canniness, concludes with a cliffhanger that aims to have us sitting in the same seats a year hence to see how it all turns out in the concluding episode, The Return of the King.

"At a time of expected deep cuts to the federal budget, the taxpayers have a significant interest in learning the extent to which Secretary Mnuchin has used government planes for travel in lieu of commercial planes, and the justification for that use," the group said in explaining the FOIA request.

I struggle to see a justification.' Any commercial bank operating in Zimbabwe must reinvest 40percentnt of its profits in government bonds.

This paper describes the Software Criticality Analysis (SCA) approach that was developed to support the justification of using commercial off-the-shelf software (COTS) in a safety-related system.