Most of the newspaper industry cited the prospect of figures from Hacked Off being appointed as board members on any new regulator as justification for demanding a veto.
They had no warrant for the bust but, according to Redux co-founder James Kirby, cited the U.S. Patriot Act as justification for demanding access to company documents and holding executives during five hours of questioning about Cocaine's marketing claims.
Mactaggart's justification for attacking "demand" (clients) is that "prostitution is an extreme form of exploitation".
But until they have offered some justification for this demand, their generalism will rest on nothing.
Former reporters describe him as a penny pincher, prone to calling journalists to demand justification for expenses.
In less abstract terms, reason's self-scrutiny is scrutiny by all those who demand justification for any given mode of thought or action.
This is all defended in the name of austerity, the current justification for these never-ending demands for collective sacrifice.
Last week Charlie McCreevy, the internal market commissioner of the European Union, sent Thierry Breton, France's finance minister, a letter demanding justification for provisions in new legislation that gives the government the right to veto or impose conditions on takeovers in 11 industries.
It is worth noting that Why Nations Fail provides not just a social and political justification for the middle class to demand government use its powers for its benefits, it demonstrates that economic prosperity demands it.
With Internet access now considered to be the main justification for buying a home computer, demand for ultra-powerful, super-fast and tremendously expensive home PCs has ebbed.
Cameron used the Lib Dems as justification for standing up to internal demands to toughen his language and policy position on the issue.
