Judges often defend their need for discretion by citing cases involving minor participants in the drug trade, like "mules" caught transporting drugs and girlfriends or spouses of drug dealers.
Arguments used by the experts to defend their ranking need to be documented and special attention should be given to reasons for any substantial disagreement on the importance of a particular uncertainty source.
Company directors, to defend their budgets, desperately need something to inspire the feature writers and get the box-office phones ringing.
Third, companies who are this unable to defend their behaviour really need to think about changing that behaviour very soon or they'll be keeping UK Uncut, as representatives of an increasingly angry British public, in business for decades.
One of the participants described being high on heroin like this: As no participants were substance-free at the onset of the study, some (4) had encounters with their sponsors where they were forced to defend their decision or need to continue using drugs (or to use them with moderation), whilst continuing to benefit from the support program.
"People who want to defend their families don't need a 100-round drum magazine and an automatic weapon to do it," said Councilman Paul Krekorian, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Whilst medical research in children is important for these and other reasons, children require special protection because they may be less likely than adults to be able to express their needs or defend their interests.
After all, to defend their view, error theorists need to advance grounds for thinking that, while moral claims are truth-evaluable, none of them are actually true.
The Spanish government believed that settlers would defend their property, alleviating the need for some of the presidios.
If they're going to be a civil rights organization and defend their people, they also need to hold their people accountable," Reed, who sported a Donald Trump hat, told the Houston Chronicle.
