Thus the allocation to 1st operator should acknowledge the greater risk he took in developing the fishery and that should justifiably be rewarded, if investment in the fishery is one of the criteria to be used in the allocation of quotas.
CEO John Chen was justifiably pleased and Wall Street rewarded the company stock, which started the day at $9.90 per share and was sitting at $10.44 at the time of publication.
Added to attacks on public sector pensions – including increased contributions and increased pension age – it is hard to see how the government can justifiably argue that senior public servants are being rewarded appropriately and fairly.
However, that too has its problems: those who take responsibility for their children can feel justifiably miffed that others who don't get rewarded.
But tell that to Farah, who was justifiably elated that the sacrifice of seven weeks in Ethiopia, away from his wife and family, had been so satisfyingly rewarded.
As Steve Coppell once said: "Like turtles' eggs, thousands are laid, hundreds hatch but only a few make it down the beach to the sea - where even less survive". The Ronaldinhos of this world are justifiably reaping the rewards of football being the most popular spectator and participant sport.
Second, it asks us to confront related and daunting questions of what and whom one can justifiably believe, and how one ought to behave in a world that, at every turn, seems to invite and reward artifice and deception.
Those who take more risk in investing--strategically, mind you, not haphazardly--may justifiably expect to receive greater rewards from their investment portfolio over the long-term.
He says, "If arguments were sufficient in themselves to make people decent, the rewards they would command would justifiably have been many and large.
And the giant brothers looming over the action justifiably feel they've provided the keys to the castle and want their reward.
