Other life events (such as bereavement or relationship breakdown) were justifiable causes of depression; however chronic stresses (such as unemployment and family problems) were not justifiable as they could be resolved by action from the sufferer.
Chronic illness, as opposed to other life pressures, was seen as a justifiable cause of depression.
According to Kamal Karriem, former city councilman and community leader, many members of the black community believe police fired shots without justifiable cause and planted the gun on Ball's body.
Certainly the Swedish organic small ruminant (sheep and goat) producers have justifiable causes for concern.
The agency may, for justifiable cause, request that an employee reschedule medical treatment, subject to the approval of the health care provider.
He could suspend the pay for ten days of any subordinate official who failed to do his duty, or he could temporarily suspend him in his functions with justifiable cause, and propose to the Gov.-General his definite removal.
Conceding there may be a few isolated instances of voter fraud, King wrote "thousands upon thousands more people are stricken from voter rolls without justifiable cause or have their vote suppressed".
Fallen man was redeemed, we remember, not because Christ was sacrificed on the cross but because of a much more rational and arguably a justifiable cause: man was redeemed quite simply because the Son of God was able to resist the temptations of Satan.
China, as the chief holder of U.S. Treasury bonds — around $1.28 trillion — and thus one of the larger parties that wouldn't be paid in the case of a debt default, may have justifiable cause to be concerned.
United Rentals, which filed a lawsuit this week trying to force Cerberus to go through with the transaction, has said Cerberus must either give a justifiable cause for backing out of the deal or complete the purchase.
To survive critical illness in the modern ICU, where up to one-third of patients may succumb to their disease, is a justifiable cause for happiness.
