If I need justification for attending, it is on the perhaps thin premise that staying away would set a precedent requiring a boycott of just about every sport event in the world.
If one infers the existence of the probabilistic connections from the truth of some other different proposition F, then one not only needs justification for believing F, but, one needs justification for believing that F does indeed make probable that the probabilistic connection holds!
We don't need justification for a practice that is 3000 years old.
Working at a charter school, Harris was an at-will employee, and so the superintendent needed little justification for sacking her.
"But what's interesting," she says, "was that when my brother-in-law and my husband were saying 'negotiate, negotiate, negotiate' – when I finally said OK I'll do it, because no man would take the first offer, I then thought to myself, I felt like I needed a justification for doing it.
Such false distinctions began to surface after Ferguson police occupied the town and needed a justification for having turned it into a war zone.
Unsurprisingly, then, the Musee d'Orsay feels it needs little justification for holding the largest-ever exhibition devoted to Nijinsky, to coincide with the 50th anniversary of his death.
"Sometimes a bank needs a justification for a wire, right?" Mr. Nahmad said, according to a government account of the conversation, in March 2012.
Yet further, absolute interpretations of rules seem highly counter-intuitive, and yet we need some justification for any exceptions — provided, again, by utilitarianism.
Since everyone needs a justification for why his or her work is the most important, I decided that the detector folks are the heroes; the data analysis that comes afterwards is tedious, but easy, so I stayed with detectors.
