Sentence examples for problems to justify from inspiring English sources

Some conservative critics have accused liberals of exaggerating the problems to justify increased government spending.

Instead of seeking solutions to national problems, "compassionate conservatism" started with slogans and went searching for problems to justify them.

They accused him of exaggerating the extent of the country's fiscal problems to justify broad cuts in middle-class benefits like universal payments to parents with children.

Teachers and therapists said Bilingual SEIT's evaluators sometimes exaggerated the disabilities of children with mild speech and other problems to justify expensive instruction.

The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs said there was insufficient evidence that Qat caused health or wider societal problems to justify a ban in Britain.

Federal prosecutors moved on Thursday to unseal court documents listing some of Raj Rajaratnam's medical conditions, arguing that the convicted insider trader was hiding behind unspecified health problems to justify receiving a lighter sentence.

This argument is unpersuasive, however, largely because it relies on an occasional problem to justify a blanket prohibition.

"They are losing iconic buildings," said Mr. Hutkins, who questioned whether the Postal Service is "artificially inflating the seriousness of the deficit problem to justify downsizing".

The State Education Commissioner, Leo F. Klagholz, ordered last fall that fifth graders be removed from the school, but the move was initially opposed by the district superintendent, H. Benjamin Williams, as well as some parents and teachers, who accused the state of exaggerating the problem to justify dismantling the school to turn it over to casino interests.

Philippe Sands QC, professor of international law at University College London, warned that coalition forces were facing a "major problem" to justify their latest strikes on legal grounds and Lord Ashdown, the former high representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, said the coalition forces led by Britain, France and the US were facing "a moment of danger" over the legality of their actions.

There was almost no citation of systematic reviews to frame health problems or to justify the strategies selected to address the problems except in the strategic paper to reduce maternal mortality in Uganda and validated in 2007.