Last fall, one of the underlying themes of some conversations at pro-cop rallies, police union gatherings, and online cop forums was the idea that the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner were the unfortunate but justified consequences of resisting arrest.
There is mourning to be done in each and every case, and anger is a justified and inevitable consequence.
Although BAT calculated that 'the decision will be accepted as commercially justified and a consequence of the CACM development' [ 51], the substantial redundancies resulting from regional rationalisation were directly at odds with BAT lobbying arguments that a high common external tariff was needed to protect employment, described above.
The elimination of these is entirely justified and has no consequence on the oscillations.
What makes justified beliefs justified?
Alternatively, one could concede the innocence of the victims and argue that attacks on them are nevertheless justified, either by their consequences on balance, or by some deontological considerations.
The Reformers were virtually unanimous: good works could not bring one salvation, yet they inevitably flowed from the forgiven heart and were always the consequence of the justified person's life.
Therefore, equation (3) must, by definition, overrule any special-case function (e.g., equations 1 and 4) because it is a generalized hydrodynamics-based model; any value of ψ (≥1) is justified if it is a consequence of f (U).
As a consequence, it seems justified to propose that for most invertebrate target species already less than 10 million reads are needed for the reconstruction of complete mitochondrial genomes (but see Tilak et al. [2015] for problems with genome skimming in tunicates).
"Yet," that thesis judiciously continues, "the difficulties involved in any decision to intervene across borders, and the dangers of 'liberal imperialism', remain, and the likelihood that military interventions could be justified, given [the] unpredictable consequences of such action, remains low".
