Sentence examples for be required to justify from inspiring English sources
Insurers also will be required to justify increases deemed unreasonable on their Web sites.
Barrie Cornes, an analyst at Panmure Gordon in London, said a revised price of about $30 billion would be required to justify shareholder support for the deal.
In truth, anything less than 5% would be sorely disappointing, while a swing of something more like 10% would be required to justify its current lead in opinion polls.
It's a sobering thought, that Obama could consider approving this kind of long-term detention, and it remains to be seen how much evidence would be required to justify such an extraordinary step and how many cases it would involve.
But companies will be required to justify why those services will not be provided over the open Internet and to demonstrate that their implementation does not detract from a company's investment in the more widely used open Internet infrastructure.
If the federal government chooses to fund human stem cell research, proposals to work on human embryonic stem cells should be required to justify the decision on scientific grounds and should be strictly scrutinized for compliance with existing and future federally mandated ethical guidelines.
It became his mantra when, as international development secretary, he was required to justify his department's ring-fenced budget at a time of cuts elsewhere in Whitehall.
The memorandum reminded Family Court judges that, though they are permitted to exclude people from sensitive cases, they are required to justify any closing with findings "based upon supporting evidence".
"It appears that Microsoft has misconstrued our opinion, particularly with respect to what would have been required to justify vacating the district court's findings of fact and conclusions of law as a remedy of the violation" of the ethics law by Judge Jackson, the appeals court said.
When Goldenberg eventually did extract a statement from the company's corporate communications boss Viv Svec, she was told the company regarded climate change as a "modelled crisis" and that there was "still far more understanding that is required" to justify any concerns over the impacts of carbon dioxide emissions.
