He was obliged to spend it justifying himself in front of powerful financial institutions, many of whom deplore the fact that one of the top jobs in European media has gone straight to Rupert Murdoch's younger son.
"Give me something... anything to justify my presence in front of the telly".
The most radical plan involves importing a Canadian-style "star chamber" in which members of the cabinet will be forced to justify their budgets in front of a group of ministerial and civil service heavyweights.
"Give me something... anything to justify my presence in front of the telly". I'm guessing our correspondent is referring to the tennis, and to the brutal bashing that Nadal is inflicting on Berdych.
She has to justify her decision in front of not just one doctor but two in order to be certified as unable to continue with the pregnancy for physical or psychological reasons.
Which is not only clearly false to anyone with eyes, but also raised the awkward issue of Ferrara, perhaps inadvertently, justifying statutory rape in front of a large crowd of people. .
Nothing justifies her brutal beating in front of her son and without the right to a defense.
The approach recommended by MSP (Hu 1996a) is to assume that "all diagnostic codes... are left justified with no blanks in front of the codes".
"There were 450 meters to run in the final of Saturday night's Olympic 10,000 meters and Mo Farah, 29, had surged to the lead, pushing a lifetime's worth of chips into the middle of the table and sprinting though the night air with nothing but a dream in front of him to justify the pain, the miles and the loneliness behind.
Surely she is not justified in believing that she is not standing in front of a tree, for example, if her sensory experience is as if she is standing in front of a tree.
