business case

noun

1. a briefcase or attaché case.

Example Sentences

The council said it welcomed offers from "any who can demonstrate a strong financial business case".

From BBC

Rail campaigners have battled for £1.5m government cash in the upcoming Spending Review to make a business case for a railway link in Devon.

From BBC

Musk brings the suit through X. He has a business case for being involved, arguing that the law turns the government into a social media moderator and imposes unfair liability on sites like Musk’s.

From Slate

Workplace incentives for diversity have often been summed up by the business case for diversity.

From Salon

Shareholders embraced the business case because there was no murky morality involved; it simply focused on the bottom line.

From Salon