Applicants should provide an intellectual justification for the project and a work plan.
For a generation now, Murray has provided intellectual justification for an assault on defenders of public welfare benefits.
The charge is not that they manipulated Rumsfeld but that they provided the intellectual justification for the war.
The intellectual justification for Corbyn's desire to cover the countryside with homes goes back to the 15th-century enclosures.
In a speech this week, Gene Sperling, the wonkish director of the National Economic Council and assistant to the president for economic policy, laid out the intellectual justification for the policy shift.
The answer for Maistre, of course, was both, and he helped provide an intellectual justification for the dim brutality of the czarist state.
Adizes has an intellectual justification for the project: the nature of intimacy, he argued, is shifting, and "The And" is a way to track that shift.
Sheik Issa, who is on the United States' most-wanted list, provided the early intellectual justification for attacking Pakistan, a development the American defense official described as "very significant".
The magazine described counter-terrorism as "a sullied sub-academic doctrine" and "a bogus intellectual justification for authoritarianism, military repression and neoconservative Islamophobia".
During the Reagan administration, some of Strauss's admirers, like Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz, emerged as house intellectuals -- favored dinner guests who gave the intellectual justification for policies usually drawn up by more practical political types.
The motivation for the Conservatives is easier to fathom; they had to have an intellectual justification for the decimation of industry they presided over in the 80s.
