In this paper, I attempt to build stronger inferences about the nature of defensive decision-making by characterizing the defensibility of a given landscape and treating it as a population from which a sample of archaeological sites may be considered.
Normally a venture investor is focusing on the scalability and defensibility of the technology, the strength and abilities of the management team and the overall execution of the organization.
In "Rendition" a high-ranking C.I.A. official played by Meryl Streep lectures a young Senate aide on the strategic necessity and moral defensibility of secret prisons and harsh interrogation methods.
First, one-sided characterizations of legitimacy and priority are very likely, at least over the long term, to undermine the political credibility of their proponents and the defensibility of the rights they regard as preeminently important.
Within a technocracy, the only thing that matters is the defensibility of one's arguments, not the backstory of the person making them, or how good they are at telling jokes.
In any case, it just seems like people ought to at least make some acknowledgment when talking about the defensibility of these borders that these two wars did actually take place, and the borders didn't seem to be much of a problem for Israel.
"Powerful as the urge may be to grant retribution to those who have suffered irreparable loss, the state's primary interest must be in the evenhandedness and moral defensibility of justice," the Virginian-Pilot declared.Editorial-writers at the newspaper have wrestled with the issue for years, but a recent case seemed to tip the balance.
In the end, the force of the arguments depends on the defensibility of non-skeptical views in moral epistemology.
The challenge with executing such a stellar trajectory lies in the defensibility of the data asset.
Nonetheless, the defensibility of the contention that someone can be better off dead has been the subject of extensive philosophical deliberation.
