This literature considers the epistemology of these experiments: what we can learn by simulation, and also the kinds of justifications which can be given in applying that knowledge to the "real" world.
In other settings, the doctor has been a bit of a moving target, issuing what the defendants' motion calls "a dizzying labyrinth of denials, justifications and rationalizations — none of which can be reconciled with each other, much less demonstrable fact".
In all cases the justification is some kind of genius, which can sometimes have a value in PR and prestige that outweighs the inconveniences of hiring such architects.
"We strongly condemn any attacks on foreign diplomatic posts and their staff as terrorist acts which can have no justification".
When they came back from recess, Roof, 22, first asked to file a motion regarding aggravating factors in the case, which can shore up justification for the death penalty, such as whether a victim was elderly.
Phrases like "it is clear," "proven by," "this is important because," and "this is rational/irrational," may provide evidence or justification for the author's argument, which can help you build your own essay analysis.
The only reason that occurs to my mind, which can be pleaded in justification of this regulation, is that it renders the legislators independant.
The DR is a step to introducing a broad epistemic model which can explain a difference between ultimate or philosophical justification and conversational justification.
To undo such rules, a new administration must provide a compelling justification and go through a formal rule-making process, which can take months or years.
One of the best justifications for life insurance is to pay estate taxes, which can chew up more than half of your net worth.
