"justification with" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to explain or provide a reason for something. Example: The professor provided justification with several research studies to support her argument.
Holder will probably link the justification with another argument made by the administration: that both civilian and military courts can successfully try terrorism suspects.
"Each person has the right to be free and not to be arrested without justification, with no reasonable cause," says Khawlani.
As for what Bush and Rumsfeld are doing, when you want to do something and need instant justification with brand recognition, you invoke Munich.
But in the recent poll, only half the respondents said there was never justification, with 24percentt of the black respondents and 31percentt of the Hispanic respondents finding the practice acceptable.
Maybe it's the way that the story replaces moral justification with practical efficiency: Gyges' being able to commit murder without getting caught, without any real difficulty, does not mean he is justified in doing so.
(Anderson Brad Paisleyy (Thursday) With "Accidental Racist," his ballad of Confederate justification with LL Cool J that proved tone-deaf at best, this pop-country star hasn't earned many new fans.
His diagnosis: a severe case of self-interest abetted by self-justification, with a smidgen of self-delusion on top.
Winslow's Jason wants to be practical and socially responsible, an adult; he lives in a cloud of self-justification, with the confidence that comes from being unconditionally desired.
But they should take his self-justifications with a pinch of salt.
He found that the old arguments could always be justified, usually with less trouble than the standard justifications with limits.
Nevertheless, there was some awareness of the role of forces in the students' justifications, with 13%% referring to this factor.
