This is the justification for aid programmes.
And as in Plato's Book X, where the myth of Er supplies a revisionary religious justification for justice (it will help you to choose your next reincarnation well), so Cicero's Republic concludes with a dream recounted by Scipio Aemilianus about his even more eminent Roman ancestor, Scipio Africanus.
For Rawls (2005, 140 143), public justification helps a political conception of justice to be "stable for the right reasons".
The public education impact of the litigation (including incredulity at the weakness of the court's stated justifications for sustaining discrimination) helped fuel passage of a marriage bill in the State Assembly within a year -- the point at which Solomon picks up his narrative with the ensuing psychodrama in the dysfunctional State Senate.
"The Ruins of Us" — Ms. Parssinen's book about a family living in Saudi Arabia that comes undone amid polygamy, expatriotism and radicalism — is not a justification for those acts, but it helped the author to process the event and find her voice.
Even in the state of nature, a primary justification for punishment is that it helps further the positive goal of preserving human life and human property.
These data provide a strong justification for a multifactorial trial to help define which combinations of azilsartan medoxomil and amlodipine will provide optimal safety and efficacy in the treatment of hypertension.
Developing robust techniques to assess the impact of health research has been recognised in the 1990s as being important for various reasons: it provides accountability for funds spent, justification for future spending and also helps identify ways to organise health research so as to achieve greater impacts in the future [ 26].
This college acceptance looms as the justification for the hours upon hours of helping with homework, rewriting their essays, doing most of their science fair projects since sixth grade, hiring the most expensive college counselor, and pushing, pushing, pushing your kids to get the A at any cost.
Kevin J. Martin, the F.C.C. chairman, has offered a journalistic justification for this move: broadcast profits would help pay for the substantial news-gathering staffs at newspapers.
