"If you were to look at certain demographic data, you could construct a case for advertising in Smithsonian, Architectural Digest.
Don Meyer, an aide to Ms. Clarke, said a strategic decision was made in 2002 to make the analysts the main focus of the public relations push to construct a case for war.
It is difficult to construct a case for an overseas coach to have anywhere close to a comparable grasp of the task in hand than Arnold, especially considering his relationships with a host of squad members, not least first-XI regulars Mat Ryan, Trent Sainsbury and Tom Rogic, players he helped bring through the ranks at Central Coast Mariners.
But whether or not the South Koreans really intend to go ahead with the plan, it's been easy for them to construct a case for it.
It follows a dramaturgy with a precise order of single steps for constructing a case study and is one of the most cited papers in methods sections (Ravenswood 2011).
20 In practice, more than one cause of nipple or breast pain is commonly present, 6 which makes it difficult to construct a case definition for 'breast thrush' for research purposes.
The processed data was then utilized to construct a case based reasoning (CBR) model for estimating the environmental load.
Granted, constructing a positive case for withdrawal requires a redefinition of purpose.
But while intelligence agencies grapple to assess whether Tehran is attempting to develop a nuclear weapon and militaries on both sides of the Atlantic consider the logistics of bombing Iran, legal authorities are confronting the challenge of constructing a legal case for attack, if it comes.
