The review adds that if a "murder in mind" approach [treating murder as at least a possible cause of the deaths] had been used, "Surrey Police would have been able to adopt a far more defensible position in relation to their investigative conclusions".
Although political and legal thinkers historically have exerted substantial energy in formulating defensible normative models of relations between states (Nardin and Mapel 1992), they typically have relied on a clear delineation of "domestic" from "foreign" affairs.
I'd say there are a few ways to think about what a bubble is or might be.A bubble could be a pure, financial-market ponzi game, in which prices bear no relation to any defensible story about future fundamentals.
If there is no defensible theory of explanation embodying a non-trivially constraining relevance relation, it cannot be a good criticism of van Fraassen's theory that he fails to provide this[26].
Informed consent is indeed a balancing act of judgment However, because the clinician holds a privileged epistemic position in relation to the patient, the idiomatic "less is more," is not absolutely defensible.
Both in the US and in Britain the idea of defensible space was very popular because it provided a simple solution: rather than engaging with complex social relations as the underlying causes of crime, SBD promoted the idea that environmental design was the biggest influence on behaviour.
Were our actions defensible?
This reluctance is defensible.
This execution is defensible.
