Just war theory says that war can only be waged as a last resort; by a legitimate authority; with a reasonable chance of success; to re-establish peace; in proportion to an injury suffered; and it must discriminate between combatants and non-combatants.
As Tim Montgomerie notes, this is only the beginning of a systematic campaign to be waged by The Sun (and probably other newspapers) against Mr Clarke's plan.
The war on immigrants is being waged not only along our borders, but within our classrooms as well.
But except for the recent flap over the treatment of Senator Clinton in last week's debate, the campaigns are nearly all being waged as if the only votes that really matter are those of dimwitted guys fascinated by big guns and insecure in their masculinity.
He subjects Obama's Nobel Peace Prize address to close scrutiny, citing a passage that declared a state may engage in warfare only "if it is waged as a last resort or in self-defense; if the force used is proportional; and if, whenever possible, civilians are spared from violence".
Of course, this means that monitoring of wage subsidy compliance is only as good as the monitoring of the existing system.
Moreover, compliance and investment strategies are not only applied to wages only (as saving tactic) but also more broadly to their overall social-economic and social-cultural status.
Though the wages of sin might pad your portfolio, an ETF's mortality is only as strong as its daily volume.
By contrast, productivity per worker is rising only half as fast as wages, he said, as the manufacture of woven shirts is hard to automate.
While stakeholders also saw the need for extrinsic incentives such as micro-credit, regular wages were regarded not only as financially unfeasible, but as a potential threat to the Volunteers' social respect, and thereby to their motivation.
