In October, a writer, Arundhati Roy, suggested Kashmiris might have legitimate complaints, and that Pakistan might have a justifiable interest in Kashmir.
Mental health has of course been explored with increasing and justifiable interest, in comedy and drama and documentary, but seldom, Jo Brand excluded, with such bittersweet wit.
"Certain parts of the press ride roughshod over others, both individuals and the public at large, without any justifiable public interest".
"There is no justifiable business interest in imposing such a restriction on restaurant employees that are not privy to any of the company's proprietary information," reads the letter, a copy of which was provided to HuffPost by Crowley's office.
As those lawmakers wrote in a letter to the Labor Department and the Federal Trade Commission, "there is no justifiable business interest" in imposing a noncompete on workers who earn little more than the minimum wage and "are not privy to any of the company's proprietary information".
The correlation of physiological sensitivity to insulin (vis-à-vis glycemic regulation) and longevity is extensively established, creating a justifiable gerontological interest on whether insulin sensitivity is causative, or even predictive, of some or all phenotypes of slowed senescence (including longevity).
I also think it fair to ask whether using the picture, however distorted, was justifiable in the public interest.
"A linkage with Israeli nationality might have been justifiable in the public interest, despite being likely to cause offence.
The line between what is justifiable in the public interest and what is not rarely moves, but the penalty for crossing that line is getting higher.
Dispassionate geopolitical calculations, blatant economic self-interest and justifiable concerns about international security fed the instinctive wish of the great powers to uphold the status quo.
Such sky-high valuations are only justifiable in a low-interest, steady-growth environment.
