There is no question that I have a valid justification for my possession of AndroGel as defined by the Wada code.
The convergence view appears to depend on the assumption that justifications and reasons can be relative to particular persons, that is, what constitutes a valid justification for Albert may not succeed as a justification for Betty, and vice versa.
They explain that the United States had a valid justification for attacking Mexico — among other things, they say, there was a matter of unpaid debts — and that it also had a right to whatever territory it could lay claim to as a result, which, in that case, included all or part of what would become California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming.
They explain that the United States had a valid justification for attacking Mexico among other things, they say, there was a matter of unpaid debts—and that it also had a right to whatever territory it could lay claim to as a result, which, in that case, included all or part of what would become California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming.
We are at a turning point in history, where there is no longer a valid justification for making things more deadly.
We also note that the behavior of beams that do not have a constant cross-section is complex, which provides a valid justification for using simulations.
Authors' response: There is no other dataset that has as strong a signal and as biologically valid justification as the ribosome.
In one strand of the literature, the market failure rationale is considered as a valid although insufficient justification for policy intervention that therefore needs to be complemented by the arguments put forward by the systemic failure rationale.
In order for the practice of discontinuing a constitutive treatment of VS or CS to be permitted legally and ethically, moral fictions about life-terminating decisions (in terms of intention, causation, and responsibility) must be accepted as valid justifications.
