Sentence examples for justifications for moving from inspiring English sources

Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrat from Washington, where the 767 is made, put out a statement last week after Mr. Wolfowitz sent his letter, saying she was pleased that the Defense Department had "provided members with additional justifications for moving ahead with the tanker program now".

Further justifications for moving away from MTFC as the model program for older youth were found in the MTFC focus of family work on return home; a strict behavior management system maintained throughout the youth's time in the program; and an emphasis on documenting the whereabouts of MTFC youth at all times.

The charities said they expected the inspection programme as a whole to "provide a strong justification for moving away from institutional care to local services for local people".

Over the course of the last decade, the Russian government issued passports to virtually all residents of South Ossetia, a step that would become the justification for moving troops over the Georgian border.

It was generally dismissed as both a distant and undesirable proposition, but the sudden appeal of embryonic stem cells has provided a surprisingly urgent medical justification for moving the technology of human cloning closer to reality.

According to the lawsuit, the chairman of Time Warner Cable, Glenn A. Britt, told Leo J. Hindery Jr., YES's chief executive officer, that one justification for moving YES "is to affect the outcome of the arbitration between YES and Cablevision such that Cablevision would win the right to offer YES on terms other than expanded basic".

Reed: The World Health Organization (WHO) came out in June and said that there isn't any justification for moving, postponing or canceling the Olympic Games in Rio due to the Zika virus outbreak.

Nevertheless, even if we were to accept this as a justification for moving to a presumed consent model for brain death, we would not be justified in making the same assumption in the case of elective ventilation.

I have heard numerous legal justifications for this move, most of which sound odd when considered next to the Mohammed decision.

In an email, a spokeswoman for senate president pro tempore Phil Berger offered a long list of justifications for the new moves – for instance, claiming that reducing the number of governor-appointed offices would correct "a bloated bureaucracy whose lack of fiscal discipline contributed to the outrageous $2.5bn budget shortfall legislative Republicans were saddled with [in 2013]".

He said there was "absolutely no justification" for the move because "Syria will not attack the friendly people of Turkey".