Nor is the next-best (but more controversial) rationale — upholding the international rule of law by enforcing a Security Council Resolution — available.
But whereas that film concentrated on a narrow view of a complex subject — the conduct of the war rather than the at least equally controversial rationale for fighting it — "Inside Job" offers a sweeping synthesis, going as far back as the Reagan administration and as far afield as Iceland in its anatomy of the financial crisis.
Citizens must justify their positions by using the least controversial rationale available.
Finally, cost-saving is another possible (although controversial) rationale for providing MST.
Although still controversial 9, the rationale for an increased breast cancer risk in women initiating smoking before first childbirth is reported in many biological 37, 54 and epidemiological studies 7, 8, 14, 16– 19, 36, but the increased risk of dying from breast cancer has not been previously assessed for this category.
In an editorial with the article, Virginia Berridge of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine concluded, "The rise and fall of methods of treatment in this controversial area owe their rationale to evidence, but they also often owe more to the politics of the situation".
Consider Frog TV, the anti-chemical attack forum that promotes Hayes' controversial findings as the rationale for its campaign.
The notion of using drugs to improve language deficits is relatively new and still controversial, mainly because the rationale for early pharmacological interventions had not been justified at a theoretical level.
[ 53] Another reason concerns for human dignity may be used so frequently as a justification for cloning bans is that they allow policy makers to avoid more socially controversial and politically charged rationales, such as those based on a particular religious perspective or abortion politics.
One issue that Mr. Bloomberg did not address in great detail was the economy, even though he cited his expertise in financial matters as a rationale for his controversial decision in 2008 to push to overturn term limits.
Part of his government's rationale for its controversial C$16 billion ($16.1 billion) purchase of F-35 fighter jets is that they are needed to fend off Russian flights, which have not, but just might, enter Canadian airspace.This bellicose rhetoric may have helped shore up support for Mr Harper's minority government.
