Accordingly, there could be justifications for deviations from a general consensus, which could be estimated to be around one medical college per 1.5 2 million inhabitants [ 40].
If it is said that moral judgments lack truth-value (beyond the claim of minimalism), then there cannot be relative truth-value in the sense that moral relativists usually intend (though it might be contended that there is a sense in which there could still be justification).
Local Sinn Féin councillor Patricia Logue said there could be no justification for the attack.
Camerone added that there could be no justification for paramilitary organisations and structures in Northern Ireland.
Without such probabilities and definition, there could be no justification for the practice of psychotherapy.
Its chairman, Tory MP Sir Richard Ottaway, said there could be "no justification whatsoever" for the process dragging out as long as it had.
The Times published a strong editorial headlined "The Torture Apologists," which argued that while there is no "final answer" to whether information gleaned through torture was instrumental, there could be no justification for using such "immoral and illegal" tactics.
Ecuador's President, Raphael Correa, said there could be "no justification" for the killing of Raul Reyes, thought to be the number two in Colombia's Farc rebellion, along with 16 other guerrillas in a bombing raid on Saturday.
Mr. Becker, director of the global warming and energy program at the Sierra Club's Washington headquarters, argued that it was not worth discussing what may have driven the ELF actions because there could be no justification for criminal activity.
But the American people rightly concluded that with no way to win a military victory, there could be no justification for allowing thousands more United States troops to die in Vietnam.
