Sentence examples for procedures to justify from inspiring English sources

She said the center had not been doing enough of the procedures to justify continuing.

The enhancement of procedures to justify detention on the basis of unreliable evidence that is inadmissible in a real court is the opposite of a step toward fairness.

The commission cannot hide behind old, antidemocratic procedures to justify [it]," said Corinne Lepage, a liberal member of the European Parliament from France, one of the countries that oppose the crop's cultivation.

We also propose a verification procedure to justify that the estimated modal parameters are noise insensitive and thus indeed associated with the true system.

So the FCC would have to conduct a thorough rule-making procedure to justify its reasons for changing course.

Cameron then used George Cornelius Gorham, a California Stalwart delegate who as secretary of the United States Senate had become an expert on parliamentary procedure, to justify his ruling.

Finally, after forward inclusion, a backward exclusion procedure was applied to justify the covariate.

We regard this procedure as sufficient to justify the assumption that the ability of the primer pairs to amplify recent outparalogues will not, on average, be biased.

The justices were mum about what methods or means might be used to acquire such information, and legislatures have exploited this silence to impose "knowledge" requirements on women that have increasingly been used to justify procedures that aren't even medically indicated -- like the proposed second ultrasound law.

Measuring of the other physiological variables also requires the use of invasive cerebral and jugular venous catheters, as well as time-consuming procedures that are difficult to justify in patients with neurological deterioration and evidence of uncontrollable intracranial hypertension and brain herniation.

The quoted text from the Geneva protocol makes one other point plain: it is a false comparison to justify any procedures at Guantánamo by referring to the policies of forced-feeding in US prisons.