Sentence examples for generated to justify from inspiring English sources

Beyond the torture itself, the report reveals how misinformation has been generated to justify the dehumanisation of "high-value detainees" including Abu Zubaydah.

It could be argued that, however, such evidence might have been generated to justify the decision to terminate the service-based ART initiative.

The timeliness of the evidence varied; some respondents reported that evidence was available while others reported that evidence was only generated to justify a decision that was already made.

"Aquaponics generate enough return to justify the initial cost of the system [around $20,000 an acre]," adds Ter Morshuizen.

At the time MLSE was considering bringing a NFL team to Toronto permanently and building them a new stadium, but abandoned the idea when they concluded that the project would not generate sufficient financial return to justify the significant cost of the project.

Was the additional revenue a sales rep could generate enough to justify the cost of a salary and commission?

The trust, though still technically solvent, was no longer generating enough to justify the office's nine-hundred-dollar monthly rent.

War and Remembrance (ABC, 1988–89), at 30 hours the longest miniseries to date, signaled a significant waning of the genre when it failed to generate ratings to justify its expense.

Theresa May, the home secretary, last week said that the Ellison report was damaging to police and that its findings generated sufficient concern to justify a public inquiry into undercover policing.

Hedge funds had something of an "emperor has no clothes" moment in 2008 when hundreds of hedge funds were found to have simply gone long the market and generated little value to justify their lofty fees.

Mr. Russell has imported Fassbinder's plot and politics: "Terrorism is an idea generated by capitalism to justify better defense measures to safeguard capitalism," Fassbinder said of "The Third Generation".