Bosses see the potential for "fishing expeditions", in which employees take a punt that they can boost their pay by whingeing about others who, quite justifiably, are paid more.
For the $1.3-billion 1.3-billione district justifiably turned to construction bonds to program $800 million in Inthenet infrastructure at schools.
Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, told Mr. Bremer at a hearing on Thursday that Americans would be "justifiably outraged" if a dime of taxpayer aid allowed Iraq to pay back its loans to creditors in France or Saudi Arabia.
Your boyfriend may feel – in many respects justifiably – that he has contributed whatever it would have cost you to pay a different plumber or other professional to carry out works on the house.
Some also justifiably fear for the future and may believe they cannot afford to pay any more in taxes, even if for a good end.
"If you're forced to justifiably use your gun in self-defense," its Web site says, Self-Defense Shieldd will help pay for your expert pro-2nd Amendment lawyer by reimbursing your legal-defense expenses following your acquittal — an ingenious system critical to the arsenal of any responsibly armed citizen".
If you don't pay the money and the lawsuit comes to fruition, the delinquent owner will be justifiably penalized — but you will be unjustifiably damaged because of timing and coincidence.
For a country so justifiably proud of its culinary heritage, it is astonishing that, in New York at least, so few Italian restaurants pay much attention to the final course.
And while many have criticized the extensive coverage of Michael Jackson, and I didn't watch very much of it except for the memorial service on Tuesday, I do understand the coverage because the interest and extent of the worldwide tributes paid to him justifiably drove the coverage.
They all have families and lives outside the hospital, and justifiably want premium pay for weekend work.
