After sifting through the scientific, social and ethical conundrums raised by this question, an eight-member working group concluded that it would be ethically justifiable to conduct a study, which would provide crucial information, such as whether the vaccine is safe and how many doses would be needed.
It was justifiable to conduct this study in EMM as the meteorology and air are different from that of Cape Town and Polokwane.
Sanction, defined by the Oxford American College Dictionary as "a consideration operating to enforce obedience to any rule of conduct" seems justifiable.
Most historians believe McClellan was a superb organizer but excessively cautious field commander whose inability to work effectively with President Abraham Lincoln doomed the effort to win the Civil War in 1862; however, the question of whether his perspectives and conduct were justifiable in light of the problems he faced continues to inspire debate.
Given the pervasiveness of a concern "with whether our conduct is justifiable from a general rather than a merely personal standpoint", urges Railton, most of us have a good instrumental reason to interest ourselves in morality (2003, 31).
It is not disputed that the purpose of a for-profit corporation is to make a profit for stockholders, but there is an intense debate about whether maximizing stockholder profits is the sole legitimate purpose of corporations as Milton Friedman and others have argued and whether truly beneficent corporate conduct is justifiable.
Peres and other hawks may argue that the Israeli army's conduct was justifiable if they are willing to stick to the demonstrable facts in trying to make such a case.
For too long, the criminal status of sex work has been used to legitimize any kind of mistreatment of sex workers, and an apparent widespread acceptance in the general public that such conduct is justifiable.
"It was however incredibly stupid, as he himself has accepted, and gave rise to justifiable suspicions as to his conduct and the conduct of a number of others," said Saunders in his ruling.
The first is the standard of probable cause: that the government must have a justifiable reason, based on evidence, to conduct a search.
Having conducted the experiment using justifiable modelling methods, we were unable to refute the null hypothesis.
