Sentence examples for justification provided from inspiring English sources

The main justification provided by witnesses for the co-leadership model relates to the increasing breadth and growing complexity of the cabinet secretary's job.

The justification provided was that these briefings are considered "off the record", but that DFAT is quite happy to provide an event tailored specifically for journalists.

According to the justification provided by the European Convention's Praesidium, the withdrawal procedure was partially modeled on the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.

The justification provided for his harsh sentence was a "trafficking in stolen authentication features" charge, for sharing a hyperlink to a public website, that the prosecution dropped before his plea.

These "memorials" are "forgetorials"; they do not inform the visitors of the chillingly sinister justification provided by Mr. Gandhi for the Sikh pogrom: "The ground does shake when a big tree falls".

With respect to assessing whether the justification provided by the State is "objective and reasonable" (Thlimmenos), the regional or international consensus over whether the positive measure is appropriate is one of the most relevant factors.

Decision justification provides assurance and reduces negative post-decision emotions, while simultaneously expends decision costs (i.e., cognitive effort).

In the absence of such justification, providing benefits through marriage may treat the unmarried unjustly, as their exclusion from such benefits would then be arbitrary (Card 1996).

A budget justification provides numerical detail explaining how you arrived at the amounts in the summary.

In this subtle, enthralling novel, Tanguy Viel examines not only the psychology of a crime, but also the larger social ills that may offer its justification -- Provided by publisher.

The findings in these studies solidify the justifications provided in the discussions.