But no sensible mind can possibly call an educated, serious discussion on serious and pressing matters "make-believe", especially when the justification for that argument is often that those who comprise the conversation are young students.
This essay addresses one justification for the familiar argument that judges should robustly construe statutes to accommodate unforeseen or otherwise unprovided-for factual, moral, and legal contexts — even if doing so cannot be squared with the statutes' original meaning.
The article finds some justification for these arguments in the law.
Phrases like "it is clear," "proven by," "this is important because," and "this is rational/irrational," may provide evidence or justification for the author's argument, which can help you build your own essay analysis.
During the last presidential campaign, the threat that North Korean missiles could eventually reach American shores became the justification for Mr. Bush's argument for withdrawing from the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
It's worth noting that nearly all of the complaints cited by the state in its justification for the law and legal arguments were later discovered to be inadvertent errors by polling place staff.
However, Novick (Novick, 1971) argued that rhinolophids might be able to estimate object distance based on call-echo overlap using Doppler-shift induced frequency changes in the CF component, but provided little justification for his argument.
It could even increase the chances of a new war with Israel, which would see added justification for its argument that there is little distinction between Hezbollah and the Lebanese state.
There were large differences by group in the percentages endorsing the ethical justification for PI and the argument that PI equalises power imbalances.
Yet a strong justification for the president's stance can be found in the argument it implicitly seeks to rebut.
