The next step is the development of policy to manage justifiable interactions and prohibit those that cannot be justified on the basis of enhancing patient care.
These insights are collected in texts (the Bible, the Torah, the Koran, etc). and presented as "revelation". Ethics, from a strictly humanistic perspective, is based on the tenets of reason: Anything that is not rationally verifiable cannot be considered justifiable.
"A visit to any border checkpoint will convince you that the daily harassment and humiliation of Palestinians of all ages and backgrounds cannot be a justifiable or even sustainable price to pay for security".
Indirect discrimination occurs when a requirement or condition is applied which, although applied equally to all persons, is such that a considerably smaller proportion of people with the disease can comply with it and it cannot be shown to be justifiable other than on health grounds.
While travel bans may not be justifiable, UK travellers cannot avoid thinking about their personal ethical responsibilities to the people of the countries that they are visiting.
Under the British Race Relations Act, such a policy is discriminatory if the policymaker "cannot show [the policy] to be justifiable irrespective of the … race … of the person to whom it is applied" (Osin and Porat 2005: 900).
It may even be justifiable to abort a fetus of the wrong tissue type, some experts say, but others say they cannot condone this.
Some of these changes may be justifiable.
Brandon's death was ruled to be justifiable homicide.
"Half that time is still long but might be justifiable".
This criticism may be justifiable.
