Sentence examples similar to demanded justification from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire demands justification for the office's measurements of the nation's carbon dioxide pollution.

Former reporters describe him as a penny pincher, prone to calling journalists to demand justification for expenses.

Last week Charlie McCreevy, the internal market commissioner of the European Union, sent Thierry Breton, France's finance minister, a letter demanding justification for provisions in new legislation that gives the government the right to veto or impose conditions on takeovers in 11 industries.

In less abstract terms, reason's self-scrutiny is scrutiny by all those who demand justification for any given mode of thought or action.

By contrast, I conjecture P by overtly manifesting my commitment to P in this same "liability to error" way, but I am not committed to responding to challenges demanding justification.

All forms of media can be successful even in a recession, although the impact of digital marketing might be easier to quantify and therefore able to withstand the close scrutiny of senior executives demanding justification for any spending while their operations are under recessionary pressures, says Lodish.

The first is apparently not being sought (why not if the regime is so evil?); the third is ridiculous; so we must demand justification of the second.

Citizens and concerned social groups increasingly demand justifications for why governments prioritise some issues over others.

The chemical industry accepts that ECHA demands justifications for expert opinions.

After the tow companies demanded a justification for the steep increase, the city reduced the fees.

At high-end universities, with the most billions in their endowments, maybe the Internal Revenue Service should demand a justification as to why students have to pay anything at all.