Sentence examples for cases a justification from inspiring English sources

"All that has been asked is something which happened under the last government - they did it in the Crown Court Service - which is 'is there, in specific cases, a justification to allow local, not regional, local market-based costs to be reflected in the way people are paid in the public sector?'.

This protocol specified that for all cases a written justification is provided by the responsible physician, although no direct intervention is expected on the medical order.

Joseph T. Maziarz, a state assistant attorney general, urged the Supreme Court to apply a "bright line" rule in the case, meaning one that does not require case-by-case justification.

While this doctrine, in a notorious case, was made a justification for imposing on the clergy, the later Capetians did not lose the religious mystique they had inherited from their predecessors' efforts in Christian causes.

Saporta added that abortion is still the safest medical procedure in the country, and that the Gosnell case wasn't a justification for more burdensome regulations on abortion clinics.

The Lawrence case should serve as a justification of the double jeopardy rule because it is a case that illustrates police failures to investigate thoroughly at the time and the mistake of a premature decision to prosecute on inadequate evidence.

During the legal and public campaigns against the writs of assistance and Stamp Act 1765, Bonham's Case was given as a justification for nullifying the legislation.

In all ten cases the justification of a different choice has been declined and the indirect comparisons (adjusted indirect comparisons or MTC) were rejected due to an inappropriate standard therapeutic approach (Table 2).

For either the explanation is also a justification, in which case there is a relevant difference between Normal Tool and a normal deterministic agent.

Or the explanation is not a justification, in which case our intuitions about Normal Tool are suspect because they are based on bad reasons.

In some cases, the justification is medical: a current pregnancy, significant risks from the anesthesia needed for a tubal ligation, or a uterine abnormality that might make inserting an IUD dangerous.