Sullivan had held the job for just two years, without any scandal, and Sabato couldn't believe she had been pushed aside with so little evident justification.
The value of studying "the Christian faith" is manifestly not self-evident, and the justification for the school is that the quality of its scholarship is on a par with any other school or division.
It is evident, however, that our justification for such classifications can be no stronger than the stock we place in CT itself.
Cook has ample justification for his evident self-confidence.
As with Minnis, Božičević's rhetorical conceit is to incorporate into her poetry an explicit justification for its evident shortcomings: Words do not suffice for Truth, the message reads, and poets do not suffice for words.
As will become evident, the non-limiting assumption provides critical justification for all other assumptions made in the derivation of MAK2 except assumptions 1 and 8.
This is evident in the published literature, where the common justification for DCD is to increase the supply of organs.
Given the devastating mortality rinderpest has caused over the years, justification for its control appeared self-evident not only for the particular country affected but for neighbours and importers of livestock and livestock products.
If intuitions rather than our understanding of their content justify us in believing that content, then intuitionists should understand a self-evident proposition as follows: A self-evident proposition is one of which a clear intuition is sufficient justification for believing it, and for believing it on the basis of that intuition.
With the transition, the justification for legal relief loses its self-evident quality.
Audi, for instance, writes that self evident propositions are "truths such that (a) adequately understanding them is sufficient justification for believing them …, and (b) believing them on the basis of adequately understanding them entails knowing them" (2008, 478).
