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The author concludes that what this analysis ultimately suggests is that deciding issues of executive war powers requires contextual and pragmatic judgment rather than resort to abstract classifications, whether they are liberal or conservative in character, something that Justice Jackson recognized in his justifiably famous 'Youngstown' concurrence.
In addition, we recognized that law enforcement agencies had justifiably relied on our prior rulings and that retroactive application would necessitate the wholesale release and subsequent retrial of vast numbers of prisoners.
But, as a number of national finance ministries and international financial institutions have recognized, the only way countries can justifiably be persuaded to fund preservation of globally significant natural reserves is by assessing their value — or natural capital — in financial terms.
Sur was justifiably proud of having won awards with SAP, recognized by the Association for Talent Development and Brandon Hall.
Though it is often--and justifiably--maligned, it is ignorance--and recognizing where it exists--that drives scientists to do groundbreaking science.
However, if Europe justifiably wants to invest more in surveillance of vector-borne diseases, the time has come to recognize its real impact on both animal and human health and include leishmaniasis as one of these diseases.
It is important to recognize that people with diabetes may refer to very symptomatic episodes of hypoglycaemia as severe when from a medical perspective they are justifiably mild, because the symptomatic patient self-treats and avoids the morbidity of impaired conscious level.
