"We let our guard down for one minute, and see what happened?" Another truck driver, John Jablonski, 43, of Kearny, said the uniquely terrible nature of the attack on the World Trade Center justified exceptions to the rights immigrants usually enjoyed.
The risks posed by Iraq may be unique and so compelling as to justify an exception.
In western Europe the Carolingian marchiones or margraves had been royal officials whose duty of defending a frontier might justify an exception being made to the normal rule that no count should hold more than one countship, or county.
Mr. Abdelatty, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, pointedly noted that espousing violence could justify an exception to the new government's pledge not to exclude any political faction, including the Islamists.
The same 2008 report recommended that NIH require that PIs spend at least 20% of their time on each grant (which would limit their total grants to five) unless researchers could justify an exception.
In these situations the researcher must justify the exception to the requirement to obtain consent.
An exception is defined by (a) the dataset name, (b) the variable of interest, (c) the variable in the dataset that has to be renamed (or a 'not found' statement if the decision is not to use any of the candidate(s)) and (d) the rational to justify the exception.
published the official ruling allowing France's ban, even though such prohibitions are usually not permitted, on grounds it was justified by exceptions for protecting human health.
Of course, the legal justification for the NSA spying is all top-secret, so we have no idea what specific precedent they're using to justify the warrantless exceptions.
However it is not possible to find a molecular-level explanation to justify the numerous exceptions observed among buried as well as exposed sites (data not shown).
