They must, for instance, justify the favoritism by showing a valid local purpose unrelated to economic protectionism, and demonstrate that there are no alternatives less discriminatory.
In rare (and brief) instances, justified by overwhelming historical interest, Mr. Scarduelli includes material from a seriously defective source.
Common sense during the height of slavery in the United States, for instance, was justified by the church, whose sermons tilted towards civic virtue and the divinization of racism as doctrinal, religious truth.
The definition for ¬, for instance, may be justified by the following equivalences.
Frequent use of medication, for instance, could be fully justified by a chronic inflammation or other conditions.
For instance, in physics, monism is justified by the appeal for a single system of fundamental laws that could explain all physical phenomena.
Only victory in Berlin, for instance, has justified his insistence on sticking by Francesco Totti, the 29-year-old Roma playmaker whose self-inflicted disasters had previously damaged the Azzurri's chances at several major tournaments.
Efurd, for one, felt justified by the verdict.
For instance, an approximation can be justified by pointing out that it is the 'mathematical pendant' to an acceptable idealization (e.g. when we neglect a dissipative term in an equation because we make the idealizing assumption that the system is frictionless).
For instance, a lateral move may be justified by the prospect of a promotion in the near future.
(How exactly, for instance, can supply-side economics be justified by reference to God's reign of justice and peace found in scripture?).
