Sentence examples similar to bolstered justification from inspiring English sources

Mr. McLaughlin said Mr. Reichle, who has since been transferred to Guam, asked him in a call several hours after the encounter to say that there had been an assault to bolster justification for the arrest.

The list released by A.I.G. on Sunday, detailing payments made between September and December of last year, could bolster that justification by illustrating the breadth of losses that might have occurred had A.I.G. been allowed to fail.

Again the PPV values are surprisingly low, but the justification for regular mammograms is bolstered by additional studies demonstrating lower mortality rates from breast cancer among women who undergo regular screening.

The killing of the Islamic State's leader, if confirmed, would help bolster Russia's initial justification for its intervention — that its goal all along was to fight terrorism.

— has only bolstered the scene.

The tapes bolstered that impression.

This bolstered the twins' creditworthiness.

Nixon bolstered Social Security benefits.

The panel's expected call for change at the C.I.A. would be bolstered by the findings of a Senate intelligence committee report that was made public on Friday, which blamed the agency for systematically exaggerating the evidence that Iraq had stockpiled chemical and biological weapons and was pursuing nuclear arms, the central justification for last year's invasion.

Shale drilling has also bolstered balance sheets.

Bolstered aid to states is unpopular.