Sentence examples for establish to justify from inspiring English sources

In a 2006 case, the court laid down three criteria that governments must establish to justify quotas: the groups in question must be truly "backward," or disadvantaged; data must show that they are underrepresented in government jobs; and the proposed quota must not make the government less efficient.

Some theoretical results are established to justify the use of sPCA-rSVD when only the data covariance matrix is available.

An analogy between patients suffering from NMD and the critical ill who develop polyneuropathy and myopathy [23], both unable to cough their respiratory tract secretion, can be established to justify further investigation of MIE in critically ill intubated patients.

Even people who oppose the Justice Department's request concede the government made a smart first move, one that could establish precedent to justify more invasive tactics.

However, the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of prevention programs for CMD need to be established first to justify broad implementation in primary care [ 19].

He was referring to the European Union's effort to establish a principle to justify bans on imports considered harmful to the environment or public health.

Geneva established the terms to justify Russia's overt military intervention.

Such early phase trials are generally designed to gather additional evidence in support of a promising hypothesis, and to see whether clinical equipoise can be established so as to justify a larger Phase III study.

While a few countries dictate RTC, most governments, including that of the United States, leave it to organizations to establish and justify their own RTC.

"We have the power to vacate and remand," Judge Edwards told the government, suggesting that this action would give the F.C.C. more time to establish a better record to justify any restrictions.

Hinton said finding a creative director was vital for Mulberry to establish "clear brand definition" to justify its prices.