The prevalence of LTBI symptoms among HIV-infected inmates is alarming and provides further justification for active screening measures.
Mr. Bush's remarks were doubtless intended to influence skeptics and to provide a further justification for going to war with Iraq.
In the mind of a filicidal parent, "vulnerable" children provide a further justification for the extension of their own suicide to other family members.
All of this is buoyed by a religious doctrine that many believe considers homosexuals to be sinners, creating further justification for their cause.
MR. DUVALIER'S appearance provided further justification for Mr. Aristide's return, for if the former reviled dictator can come back, how about the first democratically elected president?
Spokesmen for the group said that there was no further justification for the European ban, because it was imposed on the basis of the 2001 British finding against the group.
The Chinese want to redefine terrorism to provide a further justification for their crackdown on Muslim Uighur separatists and Tibetan independence supporters -- people who might have been known in Mr. Bush's Washington, until a few weeks ago, as dissidents.
In an email to agency administrators on 16 November, NIH director Francis Collins said there was "no further justification for the 50 chimpanzees to continue to be kept available for invasive biomedical research", according to Nature.
Last Sunday, Dick Cheney, George W. Bush's running mate, said the economy "may well be on the front edge of recession" and argued that the danger was a further justification for Mr. Bush's proposed tax cut of $1.3 trillion.
For Rogers, the elder statesman in the match, it is further justification for the decision two years ago to bring him into the team at a time when there was a clamour for a change towards youth.
As he did in selling his tax cut, Mr. Bush used the changing economic situation as further justification for initiatives that he had proposed long before the downturn became apparent.
