Sentence examples for been made to justify from inspiring English sources

No case has been made to justify these proposals.

The rule was adopted on a 3-2 vote, with the two Republican members saying that no case had been made to justify any further action against short-selling.

Even when it manages that, it may decide to concentrate on updating the 777, which will be threatened by the 350-seat A350-1000, due in 2015.The third reason is that neither manufacturer believes that the advances in technology have yet been made to justify the expense of developing a new narrowbody.

In 2004, Helgerson wrote a pointed confidential report questioning the legality, the medical safety, and the humaneness of the program, which spurred conservative, Bush-appointed lawyers in the Justice Department to withdraw arguments that had been made to justify the program.

"Every component on the board has been made to justify its existence," he adds.

Several attempts have been made to justify exposing research subjects to risks for the benefit of future patients.

The Times's Jim Rutenberg takes a closer look at some of the historical references the New York senator has been making to justify staying in the race.

"I think they're made to justify certain business practices".

I read the interview, to see what attempt was made to justify giving publicity to it, but none appeared.

Each story was pushed to the edge, and the fact-checkers, legions of them, were made to justify the claims or get them taken out.

Bob Shennan, not for the first time, was made to justify why Radio 2's daytime presenter line-up is entirely male.