Sentence examples for basis to justify from inspiring English sources

Neither of those decisions, however, finds that a state has to show anything more than some rational basis to justify a discriminatory law, a tough standard for those challenging such laws.

Why? Because, Kennedy said, of contraband; because he might have wounds that needed treating or a disease he might spread; and because prison violence provided "a reasonable basis to justify a visual inspection for certain tattoos and other signs of gang affiliation as part of the intake process".

Together, these considerations provide a basis to justify public health research and interventions that promote the public good.

This kind of research might also offer policy makers a basis to justify spending on certain areas of ECEC (e.g. improving staff-to-child ratios).

In particular, we argue that there is no physical basis to justify the observed long-term downward trend in the baseline of the South Pole neutron monitor.

The on-demand model has become a bit trite in recent years, but there is a biological basis to justify it in the case of Ollie.

As far as non-users are concerned, Facebook really has no legal basis whatsoever to justify its current tracking practices".

We rejected the argument that no rational basis existed to justify the law, pointing to the government's interest in promoting morality.

DP is a member of an expert panel convened by the MS Society of Canada and the CIHR to oversee a number of studies designed ostensibly to assess the CCSVI-MS hypothesis and to establish whether an evidentiary basis exists to justify proceeding with a clinical trial.

Yes, revenues may double this year to about $600m, but that is hardly a basis from which to justify a $17bn price-tag.

Some economists dispute the data, claiming that the United Nations is pushing numbers that have little basis in reality to justify its own programs.