The press's reflexive self-justifications tend to present all reporters and all anonymous sources as disinterested public servants.
The judge, Anna Diggs Taylor of Federal District Court, ruled in August that eavesdropping program violated the civil rights of Americans because the government had not had to present justification for its monitoring in court and obtain a warrant.
Research goal Examining the pros and cons of SE definitions through epistemological justifications to be able to present a final justified definition.
Cameron was eager to present a strong legal justification for the airstrikes, citing a request from the Iraqi government to the United Nations Security Council for international support in fighting Islamic State.
That Amendment does not confer the right to present testimony free from the legitimate demands of the adversarial system and cannot be invoked as a justification for presenting what might have been a half-truth.
"What justification can they present to their funders to pour more money down this drain?" he said.
Analogously, if only the facing surface of an object is phenomenally present, you might have justification to believe only that the facing surface is present by taking your experience at face value.
The proposal seems to rest on two justifications: at present there is selection by house price; parents like selective schools.
We think the presented evidence is clear and the judges have simply failed to further investigate the pattern of Aubrey de Grey's misconduct, even though we presented to them ample justification to do so.
Buffong, the artistic director of co-producers Talawa, states in his programme note that there is no justification for presenting the play with an all-black cast other than "to tell the story".
Not all twitterati are impressed with the Harvard students, especially the bit of their open letter that complains: "There is no justification for presenting Adam Smith's economic theories as more fundamental or basic than, for example, Keynesian theory".
