"acceptable justification" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
For example, "I believe my decision to take a day off work was an acceptable justification given the circumstances."
It held that Zionist ideology is not an acceptable justification for seizing occupied lands.
Attacking Israelis is self-defense, which, according to the Koran, is the only acceptable justification for fighting.
"I thought he was a terrorist," is an acceptable justification for shooting people in terror-stricken places.
They said that although during a political campaign some might support limits on the speech of those considered "too powerful," this was not an acceptable "justification for withholding First Amendment rights from any group—labor or corporate".
They said that although during a political campaign some might support limits on the speech of those considered "too powerful," this was not an acceptable "justification for withholding First Amendment rights from any group — labor or corporate".
In the absence of a more substantial showing as to Los Angeles' actual experience with the distribution of obnoxious handbills, * such a generality is for me too remote to furnish a constitutionally acceptable justification for the deterrent effect on free speech which this all-embracing ordinance is likely to have.
However, when assessing further the possible acceptable justifications for CO, approximately one third would accept CO based on a simple statement.
Acceptable justifications include visiting a relative who is dying, going to a funeral and "establishing or re-establishing family or community ties," a catchall that could cover just about anything.
Accountability for reasonableness can arguably be thought of as a form of pure procedural justice (Rawls 1971) because we lack prior consensus on the fine-grained principles needed to resolve disputes about these resource allocation issues, though we may arrive at mutually acceptable justifications through deliberation about specific cases.
First, most HCW respondents expect that AR is done with high methodological quality, and that costs and difficulty are not acceptable justifications for lower quality.
Asked about methodological quality, most respondents expect that: AR is done to high quality; costs and difficulty are not acceptable justifications for low quality; findings should be reproducible between laboratories and strains of the same species; and guidelines for AR funded with public money should be consistent with these expectations.
