Sentence examples for justification for rule from inspiring English sources

The significant losses experienced by even large financial institutions suggest that the original justification for Rule 144A -- that large institutions could, in the words of a leading Supreme Court case, "fend for themselves" -- no longer holds.

The heated debate surrounding whether to roll back various broadcast television ownership federal regulations came to the fore on Jan . 3 when comments were due on a study commissioned by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to develop justification for rules now on the books.

What is the theoretical justification for property rule protection?

The main justification for its rule is a campaign against corruption.

Early agrarian empires were often led by aristocrats with warrior and landowner values (soldiers) in close alliance with priests (sages), who provided a spiritual justification for their rule.

While the ostensible justification for this rule is to root out any pro-EPA bias, the effect is to disqualify the best scientists from advising the agency.

Morley believed, as did many other British Liberal politicians, that the only justification for British rule over India was to bequeath to India Britain's greatest political institution: parliamentary government.

It also held that the agency had offered insufficient justification for the rule preventing any one owner of stations from reaching more than 35percentt of the nation's TV households.

Morley believed, as did many other British Liberal politicians, that the only justification for British rule over India was to bequeath to the government of India Britain's greatest political institution, parliamentary government.

That democratic alternative is especially attractive because the corruption of the rulers coexists with a justification for their rule – Communism – that is obsolete and that the elite themselves clearly ignore.

Why? "Congress has never explained the justification for this rule," according to the latest edition of "Church and Clergy Tax Guide" (Christian Ministry Resources, 1998, $14.95) by Richard R. Hammar, an accountant and tax lawyer.