Finally, a caution, if not a warning, to President Clinton, Senator Clinton and their campaign advisors: You run the risk of dissipating, corrupting, if not destroying, the justifiably deserved and accumulated positive capital and goodwill you have earned among black people from President and Senator Clinton's own history of struggle for racial justice.
The choices expressed by individuals appeared to be concern for equity (giving a fair chance) over efficiency or for specific sub-groups of patients they believed were justifiably more "deserving" (including patients who had waited longer, adhered to treatment regimens, and valued their transplanted kidney); not as a utilitarian notion of getting the best return possible from the graft.
It was perhaps apt that this contest between the lowest goalscorers in the Premier League's top half was settled by a sole goal from the spot, but that will serve as little comfort to a Hull team that could justifiably argue they deserved a point.
Yet they could justifiably claim to have deserved something from the match against an Arsenal side who wobbled to victory.
Now he has a free hand and can justifiably argue that he deserves another crack of the whip in this post-Pietersen world.
This performance by Berahino against a justifiably aggrieved Crystal Palace, who deserved more from their 3-2 defeat aTheHawthornsrns, was brilliant.
Military culture is justifiably authoritarian, but when military officials are interfacing with the general public and the constituents deserving of respectful treatment are not military, the expectation that the military players act cooperatively may sometimes clash with military culture.
Since then the net has spewed up thousands of examples of fans playing dress-up on camera, and while 95% of them are truly unwatchable, the good ones have justifiably recevied the attention they deserve (generally, the studios tolerate fan films, as long as they don't make profit or slander the copyrighted properties).
Arsenal were justifiably unimpressed but leaving aside whether or not Van Persie deserved to be booked, surely kicking the ball away like that did not merit a red card.
Simple name-calling isn't funny and the film loosens its remit to poke ridicule at people who deserve it, or at least whose actions can justifiably prompt sceptical consideration.
It was perhaps cruel on Saints, who fully deserved their half-time lead, but Stoke can justifiably claim they deserved a point for the way they battled in a second half.
