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Quins may have had justification for claiming a penalty try, especially as Crane was shown a yellow card moments later for killing the ball.

If the work is "out of print" and unavailable for purchase through normal channels, the user may have more justification for reproducing it...

The authority may have a "justification" right to rule (Ladenson 1980).

But, when indirect civil disobedience would be either misconstrued or viewed in isolation from the law opposed, then direct disobedience, assuming it meets certain moral requirements (which are determined by the content of the law opposed), may have greater justification.

"Their PR is so terrible that the point that may have some justification is lost," Marashi tells me.

As Theos summed it up, "The old argument that the National Lottery is a 'tax' on the poor for the benefit of the middle classes may have some justification".

As such, a phase IV NI trial without added benefit claims may have ethical justification issues.

In clinical use, both methods of MSC transplantation (auto- and allotransplantation) may have their justification, in dependence on the given clinical case and circumstances of treatment.

For example, a friend who says she backstabbed you because you owed her money and she was scared of not being able to pay her rent is making a mountain out of a molehill; whereas a friend who says she backstabbed you because you stole her boyfriend may have some justification in feeling hurt (depending on the context).

U.S. states, while they may have some justifications for asserting extraterritorial jurisdiction, almost exclusively limit criminal jurisdiction to the territorial basis.

But others may have some scientific justification.