The popular hubbub proved to be a spur, convincing Lennon and McCartney of their songwriting abilities and sparking an outpouring of creative experimentation all but unprecedented in the history of rock music, which until then had been widely regarded, with some justification, as essentially a genre for juveniles.
Fourth, epistemic justification is essentially tied to "likelihood or probability of truth," such that the strength of justification covaries with how likely it makes the truth of the belief in question.
They explain "When defending themselves against charges of damaging the environment we found that farmers were able to draw on a rich repertoire of justification, which essentially naturalized their actions" (p192).
Essentially, the justification for the data-dependent approach (with lower rates) was and is that the rules were not applicable since the conditions were sufficiently different from when those rules were developed.
However, Sellars's conception of a 'pure pragmatics' is itself rather "eccentric" (Carus 2004, p. 320) and it is fairly hard to see how, according to Feigl, a realist approach to science could be defended on the basis of an essentially pragmatic justification (for further details, see Neuber 2011, esp. pp. 175 176).
Al-Jabri wrote a book covering the history of the movement and its justification in the hadith, essentially designed to glorify the Mahdi and his son.
You were either for us, or you were a victim of "Soviet aggression" (a phrase from the declassified document which is used without any realization of the irony -- the threat of Soviet aggression being the justification for what was essentially American aggression).
The adoption of a higher level of sanitary protection than would be achieved by use of the relevant Codex standards is allowed for in the SPS Agreement, provided certain conditions (essentially scientific justification) are met.
Hamas leaders like Yassin were not killed in the act of committing an attack, they were killed either as punishment for past attacks (essentially a police justification) or to prevent predicted future attacks (a military justification).
In modern form, Hume's challenge is essentially this: a justification for such reasoning must appeal to either an inductive argument or a deductive one.
