Referring to some of the canonical fathers of international law, the Times reported, "In view of the intricate question of international law likely to be raised, there is a casting about for precedents, and in the streets even GROTIUS, PUFFENDORF [sic], VATTEL and WHEATON are learnedly appealed to for justification".
The inferences which start with the premise 'John loves Mary', displayed above, both appeal to this axiom for justification.
For instance, Kvanvig (2009: 149 50) presents a derivation to show that the oddity of (35) can be explained by appeal to a justification norm.
But those are simply there for justification.
Some would argue that without a mass-appeal channel, the justification for the licence fee goes out of the window and the future of the entire organisation as it is currently constituted is undermined.
Among religious leaders, President Abdurrahman Wahid of Indonesia stands out, but not simply because he has repeatedly called for a respectful dialogue among faiths and has decried any appeal to religion as a justification for violence.
Many contemporary skeptics, however, wish to appeal to interpersonal disagreement as justification for their skepticism.
3. Some will surely be uneasy with Plantinga's dependence on nonfalsifiable private, privileged truth, noting that many, if not most, religious extremists make an unacceptable appeal to such truth as justification for their actions.
Although they appeal to the Bible for the justification of these dietary practices, they maintain that these are primarily based upon the broad theological consideration that the body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and should be protected.
For a justification of the success of language, antirealists can appeal to the theory of apoha and the explanation involving causality in concept formation.
