Unlike prices, regulatory policy requires articulated justifications and objective standards.
Mill did much to articulate the justification, content, and implications of utilitarian and liberal principles.
These cases forced public officials to try to articulate a rational justification for this exclusion.
"I'm not sure why I can defend StarCraft," Rob said, and began trying to articulate a moral justification having to do with the abstraction of the bird's-eye view and the obviously fictional presence of aliens and super-bugs.
This leads them to deny the utility of embryonic cells, which scientists clearly do find useful, rather than articulating the moral justification for a policy that avoids the destruction of developing life.
Harold Koh, who served as a legal adviser of the U.S. Department of State for the first few years of the Obama Administration and is now the Sterling Professor of International Law at Yale Law School, has articulated the legal justification behind the kind of limited military strike that Trump initiated.
If you cannot follow this, go to Rule 5. Otherwise, go to Rule 6. 5. Fire only those employees for whom managers can articulate a legitimate business justification for their termination.
The hijackers, for all their righteous indignation, are often less than articulate in their self-justification.
In the nineteen-nineties, the North Carolina prosecutors' association held training sessions where prosecutors got one-page handouts such as "Batson Justifications: Articulating Juror Negatives," which listed reasons for striking jurors based on traits like age and body language.
However, Habermas proposes (U) not merely as articulating a consensus model of moral justification, but as an explication of the meaning of rightness itself.
He later told Mr. Verrilli that the federal government faced "a heavy burden of justification" and pressed him to articulate "some limits on the commerce clause" of the Constitution.
