Another frequently permitted deduction, the justification for which is not entirely clear, is that allowed for interest paid on personal indebtedness.
Now Felipe Izquierdo, the lawyer representing Cases has sent a further letter to the court outlining an additional €10m payment, the justification for which he has described as quiméricos‚ or fanciful.
The famous notes, scribbled out to pad the American edition, are more like Pope's cod learning in the "Dunciad" than the scholar's self-justification for which they are sometimes mistaken (Eliot called himself ill-read).
Section 1 of the application concerns the budget and budget justification, for which there are no page limitations.
Guideline-concordant treatment choices (i.e., not prescribing an antibiotic for an ARI) continue to require no special justification, but a provider must now "opt-in" to prescribing an antibiotic by providing a justification for which they are accountable.
Such behaviour is typical of a Weberian bureaucracy, which maximises its power by the application of rules with little regard to the justification for which such rules were originally designed [ 33].
In the November 1985 issue of Dragon magazine, Mohan printed four pages of rules corrections as well as new supplementary material intended to be inserted into the book, and some explanations and justifications for items which were not actually errors, and compiled a two-page list of type corrections meant to be pasted into further revisions of Unearthed Arcana.
More recently it has been discovered that there is an infinite family of modal logics that have justification counterparts, but for which the connection with arithmetic proofs is weak or missing.
Another justification is exposures for which epidemiological studies have not been conducted or have provided inadequate results, in spite of suspicions raised by short-term or animal experiments.
This particularly upset ardent imperialists because it hit at the moral justification for colonialism which believed that by working hard you came to own the land you had purloined.
