A sibling of this objection is that rule-consequentialism makes the justification of rules depend on the wrong facts (Arneson 2005; Portmore 2009).
A related objection to rule-consequentialism is that rule-consequentialism makes the justification of familiar rules contingent on various empirical facts, such as what human nature is like, and how many people there are in need or in positions to help.
"The other 50percentt made the justification, 'I've taken it before and it hasn't killed me,'" says Wendy.
They also said that in making the legal justification for its decision, the commission seemed to be arguing the opposite of what it had previously asserted in a Supreme Court case on Internet regulation.
Though legal advocates praised the administration's decision, they were quick to add that much more must be done to insure transparency and accountability with respect to the president's controversial targeted killing program, including making the full legal justification for the targeted killing, both of Americans and foreign nationals, available to the public.
The most natural thing to say about religious experience claims is that they work the same way (on the assumption that they give the subject of the experience, who is making the claim, any justification for his or her beliefs).
In this paper, we take an approach similar to that of Tersoff et al. [14] and of Holý et al. [17], but seek to make the physical justification of our choice of SM x) more clear and to explore the extent to which our approach can possibly reproduce experimental results.
I agree that this critical k_c may be very small - which makes the solid justification of assumption that k0 = 0 crucial.
In the present case, the justification for making the approximation comes from the measured rates for the subprocesses.
Mr Le Pen and Mr Gollnisch repeated their justification for making the controversial visit: that there are war criminals on both sides, notably the Americans who dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
