Sentence examples for justification for extended from inspiring English sources

In the absence of high-grade evidence, there is wide variability in antibiotic treatment duration recommendations from infectious disease and critical care specialists, and the presence of bacteremia is often used as a justification for extended courses of antibiotic therapy regardless of the observed clinical response to treatment [ 19, 20].

There is no reasonable justification for extending criminal penalties to broader categories of classified information.

That's hardly a justification for extending carte blanche to terrorist suspects.

Some suggested they were a convenient fiction, a colonial panic that provided another handy justification for extending British rule.

"This government is using incompetence as a justification for extending its powers," says Gareth Crossman of Liberty, a civil-rights group.

She did not call for a new round of stimulus, however, arguing instead that the shortfall might provide justification for extending current efforts.

The commission rejected that request, saying that number portability is necessary to preserve consumer choice and enhance competition among wireless carriers, but the agency found justification for extending the deadline for a third time.

The government then used that as justification for extending its powers of detention through the introduction of control orders, to the whole of the British people, under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005.

He said there was strong legal justification for extending the current military action in Iraq on grounds of self-defence, and insisted that the Government saw military action as part of a "comprehensive" strategy to bring peace to Syria.

The customary justification for extending such coverage is that so many Americans simply cannot afford health insurance.

First, it will offer a justification for extending data recovery activities for Southeast Asia and the China Seas region.