business case

noun

1. a briefcase or attaché case.

Example Sentences

A feasibility study was commissioned into the project, and since then a business case is being submitted to the UK government asking for the cash to approve the scheme, providing a home-grown supply of the nuclear isotopes needed for the whole of Britain.

From BBC

"The business case is there, it's not new technology, it's old technology - we can buy it of the shelf," said Prof Middleburgh.

From BBC

"Welsh government need to be pushing the business case as hard as possible. They need to have it costed, they need to work with Bangor University who will be alongside this, and the UK government has got to recognise - yes - this will cost, but look at the cost if we don't."

From BBC

When the company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission for its stock to trade publicly, it realized that its best business case was that Truth Social would be the place for Trump’s fans to hear from him directly and without a filter.

From Slate

Mr Ewing added: "But until such time as the total business case figures are broken down into components and made public, we remain in the dark."

From BBC