Sentence examples for validated the need from inspiring English sources

It has also had a zero tolerance policy for six years, and the principal, James Gallagher, said the experience at Columbine validated the need for such stringent rules of conduct.

The review validated the need for more rigorous research in nursing education to improve the students' academic experience and subsequent success of all nursing students, including those from underrepresented or disadvantaged backgrounds, enrolled in prelicensure nursing education programs.

When those reports first surfaced, Hinrikus refused to be drawn into speculation regarding the über-social network, except to say, if true, it validated the need to bring greater transparency to financial services and in particular the hidden fees charged by banks when transferring money from one currency/country to another.

Rather than treat me as a "nobody" with little-to-no influence, she showed me respect and validated the need for a richer dialogue in the professional communications community about the future of corporate communications, especially in light of artificial intelligence (AI).

In engineering, collaborative skills are mandated by Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)'s required program outcomes, "to function on multidisciplinary teams" and "an ability to communicate effectively"; further research conducted with practicing engineers has validated the need for these skills (Jonassen et al. 2006).

Councilwoman Laura Friedman said the survey results validated the need for a city brand.

"It basically validates the need for redeployment and reallocation," said Alderman Anthony Beale, whose 9th Ward is largely in the 5th district.

This article validates the need for increased communication supports for people and education for law enforcers to ensure full and equal access to justice services.

Learning Disabilities: Evaluations, which generally should have been performed within the past three years, should validate the need for services based on the individual's current level of functioning in the educational setting.

Simulation experiments are conducted to validate the need of joint consideration of upstream and downstream traffic to avoid excessive delays in packet transmissions.

Ricklefs says such cases show that species formation and morphological diversity are independent, thus validating the need for his study.