Is it ethically justifiable to stop doing everything that could be done for a patient?
It was at that point they bethought themselves of the fact that the fellow might be feeling some justifiable alarm having to do with the question of their good sense.
Instead, the subject of justifiable punishment – of what to do about this dark history and its spawn – has been immediately replaced in our conversation about torture by endless arguments about whether "it worked".
According to the report in our own news pages today, the reluctance is in part to do with justifiable confusion about legislation in the area.
But certainly Badii insists that there is something justifiable and even noble in what he wants to do.
Its unwillingness to do so may ultimately lead to justifiable lawsuits for being an accessory to crimes of hate not only in the United States but overseas.
"It's that mixture of performative opportunism and justifiable seriousness that's hard to process and hard to know what to do with".
Although more justifiable, the operation in Afghanistan didn't "scratch the itch," and Bush the Younger wanted to do something bolder.
"It's not that I expected to do poorly," Williams said, "but I guess in a way it was justifiable".
At present, it does not seem justifiable to routinely perform arthrotomy during PAO.
