So not only should a conception of justice advance human interests, but it should also answer to our moral psychology by enabling us to knowingly and willingly exercise our moral capacities and sensibilities, which are among the moral powers to be reasonable.
Section 8 of the code of practice also reiterates that it is a criminal offence to "knowingly make a false statement for the purpose of obtaining, or enabling another person to obtain a disclosure.
The Police Act 1997 (which governs CRB checks) creates further offences, including, at section 123, knowingly to make a false statement for the purpose of obtaining, or enabling another person to obtain, a CRB certificate.
In France, the AFP news agency reported that meat-processing company Spanghero - which was suspended after being accused of knowingly selling horsemeat as beef - had had its licence partially renewed, enabling it to produce minced meat, sausages and ready meals, but not frozen meat.
What we didn't have, though, is irrefutable proof that senior politicians had knowingly used their political power to enable tax avoidance and evasion.
Whether this consent is knowingly disguised or not, its existence enables some to take pleasure in the pain or restriction of their sexual partner (indeed, its existence is the very foundation of the S&M community).
The party is also seeking changes to Swiss rules to enable penalties against Swiss banks that knowingly facilitate violations by foreign clients of their domestic tax laws.
("Dataminr is not a product that enables surveillance," it concluded. Not knowingly, perhaps).
To make matters worse, he had an associate buy a fake website purportedly selling a supplement that caused the positive test, which would enable Mr Cabrera to claim he had not knowingly taken PEDs.
But if people are knowingly spreading lies, and if nations are attempting to disrupt other nations, some process should be in place to enable citizens to have access to the truth.
