The phrase "at justified" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a fragment that lacks context or clarity, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "The expenses were at justified levels, according to the budget."
Alternatives: "at acceptable" or "at reasonable".
Is it possible to arrive at justified interpretations of long-dead actors, their mentalities and their actions?
If we look at justified true beliefs about the future, we must admit that there is no external entity, which a person could perceptually refer to.
Some hold, in virtue of this fact, that it is impossible to arrive at justified belief and others that it is, in suitable circumstances, possible to do so.
(3) What role does the interpretation of the "lived experience" of past actors play in historical understanding, and how does the historian arrive at justified statements about this lived experience?
However in order to arrive at justified inductive conclusions we cannot simply place our confidence in any of the known principles of probability theory (such as those we employ in reasoning with regard to artificial situations with bags containing red and white balls, and the like): we need some further premise.
Therefore, reporting the conceptual issues appropriately is not only of interest for research-based evaluations of PIAs but is also a means to assist policy makers in arriving at justified decisions.
As for the arbitrary and capricious allegation, the FCC merely reiterates that all its decisions were reasonable as justified at the time.
The central question of normative ethics is determining how basic moral standards are arrived at and justified.
I ask whether he feels the backlash was at all justified, and he's quick to shoot me down.
Just look at the (justified) outrage caused by Blue Labour activist Paul Embery's use of the term "rootless cosmopolitan" in relation to "a divide in our society".
Reprints Related items European Union enlargement: Smallness paysFeb 26th 2004But if some of the scare stories for example, about the mass movement of Roma gypsies to western Europe prove at all justified, the opposite could happen.
