Sentence examples for projected justification from inspiring English sources

Years later, a man making a documentary about Bhagavan Das informed me that my boyfriend's "reading" was just Das's standard party line with young men, a projected justification of the way he left his own wives and children.

Profit predictions will be used for work planning and project justification.

Both technical and economic aspects, greatly concerned in practice, have been taken into consideration in the project justification.

However, because the benefits of these types of projects may be intuitively understood or seem obvious to all, business projects may often proceed without the rigor of a project justification.

The business case creation stage assesses the feasibility of the product and spells out the product and project definition, justification, and plan.

The selection of the projects to be evaluated is determined through a project selection Justification Matrix.

The justification for this projected fall in the rate of increase is recognition by farmers that further increases in glyphosate use will likely not prove cost-effective, coupled with positive responses by farmers to the near-universal recommendation that corn-soybean farmers incorporate into their spray programs herbicides that work through modes of action other than glyphosate's [10 15].

It disseminates information regarding radiation protection, takes initiatives, cooperates with partners and supports projects in justification as well as optimization.

"Considering the enormous amount of wealth that's been stolen from the majority of people around the world by the 1% since the GFC [Global Financial Crisis] gives this project a justification," says Rudd. "I mean, a simple glance at the Panama Leaks gives you an idea of how many trillions of dollars gets funneled away from us, and it's still going on.

According to the facility manager, the proposed investment in equipment changes to facilitate the sealant project required justification ("a song and dance") to the financial managers.

This is not strategic analysis; it is studied justification for projecting the status quo into the far future.