Sentence examples for potential justification from inspiring English sources
In considering the question, PBGC must decide the extent, and potential justification, for demonstrating regulatory flexibility.
The objective of the current study is to examine a potential justification of this policy.
Some saw the Nunes memo as a thinly veiled potential justification for firing Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.
Last year, the book notes, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel cited America's refusal to bomb Auschwitz as providing potential justification for a pre-emptive strike against Iran's nuclear facilities.
The government seems to believe consumers can handle the difficulties; in stark contrast to the more paternalist line they have taken on auto-enrolment.One potential justification for the reform is that, by removing the annuity requirement, more people will be encouraged to save for retirement.
In the 1980s, the then Conservative government introduced personal pensions, using a similar rationale of bringing freedom to workers, but created a notorious mis-selling scandal.One potential justification for liberalisation is that the freedom will encourage workers to save more for retirement.
Justice Stephen G. Breyer, writing for the majority, said that "a court, by examining the size of the payment, may well be able to assess its likely anticompetitive effects along with its potential justifications without litigating the validity of the patent".
Section 2 discusses the potential justifications for the requirement of informed consent.
This Article then identifies six potential justifications for the Court's emergent practice of calibrating judicial review differentially by enumerated power.
This variety of potential justifications of secrecy and the diverse ways of accommodating the conflicting values constitute a largely unexplored terrain for applied political philosophy.
A list of other potential justifications for interventions, ranging from agglomeration economies to network effects, can be found, for instance, in Kline and Moretti (2013a) and Neumark and Simpson (2014).
