And the argument that retributivism justifies punishment better than consequentialism presupposes that punishment is justifiable (for criticism of this premise, see Golash 2005; Boonin 2008), and that there are no alternatives that are better than both (for two alternatives, see Quinn 1985; Tadros 2011).
Much of the justifiable anger stems from Mr DeMarco's argument that while the plan might be good for his agency, it could cost taxpayers money.
The trial, she told jurors, was ultimately about the "old-school argument" that "anticipatory shootings" are justifiable and the "modern, 2014 version" that the police may not shoot unless someone is in fact attacking them.
We reject appellants' argument that the underrepresentation of Arlington, Fairfax and Norfolk is constitutionally justifiable since it allegedly resulted in part from the fact that those areas contain large numbers of military and military-related personnel.
A lot of the players may be getting on, but they are still delivering performances to make it impossible to leave them out". Moody's argument that Australia's strength in depth makes them justifiable favourites to retain the Ashes is compelling.
This would be a justifiable argument if theaters sold tickets for three-hour blocks of time, but that's not how the world works.
Here, then, was a performance that furthered the argument that Wenger erred by not signing a tough midfielder in the Morgan Schneiderlin mould in the summer, while a justifiable criticism was that Arsenal could have parked the bus in a better position during the first 20 minutes.
We know that without the scientifically justifiable arguments to improve these standards it will be used and the legislation cannot be developed.
Justifiable arguments can be made to support both opinions.
You could make socially strong arguments that these images have no place in modern entertainment, just as removing guns from "E.T". seems justifiable given that generations of new kids will be viewing the movie for the first time.
