Sentence examples for analysis to justify from inspiring English sources

Even 30-second time savings are costed and multiplied in government cost-benefit analysis to justify new or faster roads.

Senior commanders at the Army Corps of Engineers manipulated an economic analysis to justify the proposed construction of a $1 billion system of locks along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, according to a sharply critical report released today.

Senior commanders have asked General Clark to provide a more detailed analysis to justify the need for the added battalion, a process that could take days, a NATO official said.

In a 1980 case, for instance, a deeply splintered court struck down the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's standard for exposure to benzene, holding that although the agency did not have to engage in full cost-benefit analysis to justify new regulations, it did have to make a preliminary finding that existing exposure levels posed "a significant risk of harm".

[C6.] S.E.C. Ordered to Evaluate a Rule on Board Membership The Securities and Exchange Commission must produce a cost benefit analysis to justify its June 2004 rule requiring mutual fund boards to have independent chairman and a minimum 75percentt independent directors, a federal court ruled yesterday.

A25 Report Cites False Data Senior commanders at the Army Corps of Engineers falsely manipulated an economic analysis to justify the proposed construction of a $1 billion system of locks along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, the Army's inspector general reported.

In Reply: As stated and argued throughout our article (1 ), we conducted a best-case analysis under assumptions that favored blood-donor screening to detect bioterror attacks; if such an analysis fails to justify donor screening, no analysis will.

Its strategy will probably be to challenge the analysis used to justify the finding that it is dominant in engines.

A comprehensive, independent study issued last year by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a research group devoted to the effects of fiscal policies on low- and moderate-income people, criticized the overly simplistic economic impact analysis used to justify them.

Today's consumer advisory is the strongest action that the government can take if it has some indications of a problem but lacks the extensive body of engineering and statistical analysis needed to justify forcing a company to carry out a recall against its will.

This analysis seems to justify setting 1.0 Å as the upper limit for describing a good conformational similarity of conformers and crystal poses (acceptable for further processing scoring or MD simulation), as conformational fluctuation of this magnitude is indeed normal.