Sentence examples for justification for provisions from inspiring English sources
Last week Charlie McCreevy, the internal market commissioner of the European Union, sent Thierry Breton, France's finance minister, a letter demanding justification for provisions in new legislation that gives the government the right to veto or impose conditions on takeovers in 11 industries.
As for the contention that the additional hour will generate $2.1 million extra in tax revenue for the state, the justification for the provision, Mr. Hughes said alcohol sales would have to increase by $35 million to achieve it.
David A Zygun and Christopher J Doig The ethical principle of the 'rule of double effect' provides moral justification for the provision of certain forms of care at the end of life that result in death [ 11].
Part of the justification for combining the provisions for occupational injury and other disability is to eliminate such ambiguities.
"when philanthropic activity actually worsens inequality, any justification for the state's provision of special tax treatment to philanthropic organizations is considerably weakened and perhaps entirely eroded" (Reich 2006).
A final consideration is the justification for elective surgical service provision in chronic refugee situations, given that such services are often lacking at District or Regional level in many low income countries.
Plan for handling missing categorical data; Plan for sensitivity analysis using different methods for handling missing participant data; Provision of a justification for the method(s) for handling missing participant data.
We abstracted data on how each systematic review handled missing participant data: Plan for handling missing categorical data; Plan for sensitivity analysis using different methods for handling missing participant data; Provision of a justification for the method(s) for handling missing participant data.
The guidebooks also made recommendations for provisions.
Other expected provisions would require a commander to provide written justification for any decision commuting or lessening a sentence after a guilty verdict in a court-martial.
The former states that no provisions in the recommendations should be construed as justification for trade restrictive measures while the latter recognizes the important role of trade as a determinant of alcohol consumption [ 135, 136].
