Adequate guidelines are required to ensure that a decision on methodological aspects cannot master the actual impact of accountable emissions and removals from FM. Furthermore, definitions of reference levels require a well-founded and transparent justification to avoid a "base year lottery" [10].
This Article, however, offers an alternative strategy transparent justification and explains why the case in favor of transparent justification is much stronger than most might imagine.
Within their lifespan, they can provide constant structures for inclusive and extensive deliberation and transparent justification.
At the same time, the increased transparency resulting from the use of the CRED evaluation method ensures that available ecotoxicological evidence cannot be easily dismissed without transparent justification.
This is, after all, the very basis of reasonableness extended into proper democratic discourse: that we provide transparent justification for our beliefs, with the concomitant quality that our justifications are subject to counter-reasons.
In her opinion, Justice Ginsburg said the majority had provided only "flimsy and transparent justifications" for upholding the law, which she noted "saves not a single fetus from destruction" by banning a single method of abortion.
Because of its normative dimension of action legitimation, we need a transparent and rational justification of the context-specific use of the EB concept in medicine as well as in ethics.
Compared to a case where the offender's rehabilitation occurred after he was charged with a crime, the District Court here had greater justification for believing Gall's turnaround was genuine, as distinct from a transparent attempt to build a mitigation case.
The Indian state of Tamil Nadu created a transparent 'Counselling' process, whereby multiple people must be involved in a decision to transfer a health care worker and justification must be documented.
It's a transparent process".
