Sentence examples for strategic justification from inspiring English sources

"The strategic justification was obvious," he said.

But his aggressive acquisitions saddled the company with debt and appeared to many investors to lack a strategic justification.

It includes a strategic justification for translating globally defined goals into the national and regional context.

In this study, we designed an Internet-based Collaborative Decision Support System (CDSS) consisting of three stages: strategic justification, operational justification, and economic justification.

Prime Minister Ayrault said: "It's incredible that an allied country like the United States at this point goes as far as spying on private communications that have no strategic justification, no justification on the basis of national defence".

Yurdakul (2004) presented a new strategic justification tool employing analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and analytic network process (ANP) which were applied to calculate the contribution of machine tool alternatives to manufacturing strategy and rank them based on the developed hierarchical structures.

My respondents have chosen a moral tone, and in moral discussions of the war, strategic justifications are not usually admitted as legitimate excuses for collaboration with the Nazis.

There was no definitive explanation why Oliver Pérez chose to throw that sidearm pitch in the sixth inning Sunday, no strategic advantage or justification other than he, at that juncture, probably just felt like doing it, as he may feel like eating mint chocolate chip ice cream or wearing black socks or buying a Hummer.

Product owners are facing these IoT hurdles — financial justification, strategic partnering and platform complexity — across all industries.

Somewhat unfairly, but not entirely without justification, the strategic results of the war have been summed up thus: Russia beat Germany, the US beat Japan and Britain beat Italy.

Companies are now having to work harder to justify their philanthropy on strategic grounds.The best justification, and perhaps the only intellectually rigorous one, is that philanthropy is in the enlightened long-term interest of shareholders.