In fact, it was recommended that antipsychotics should not be prescribed over a long period of time without adequate justification, for both clinical and medico-legal reasons [ 14].
Many people, including those who do not take a consequentialist view of other matters, think that any adequate justification of punishment must be basically consequentialist.
In all, Mr. Christie exceeded the lodging rate on 14 of 23 trips without adequate justification, billing taxpayers $2,176 in excess of the maximum normal rates.
While the report did not identify any prosecutors by name, the travel patterns of an official called "U.S. Attorney C" — the one "who most often exceeded the government rate without adequate justification" in terms of percentage of travel — match records about Mr. Christie that were released in the 2009 campaign for governor by his Democratic opponent, the incumbent, Jon S. Corzine.
Some have depicted America as a bully targeting Afghanistan without adequate justification, careless of its people because they have different religious and cultural values.
Finally, despite our introduction of the concept of trophic feeds, as an alternative to NPO, 20% of protocolized patients were still ordered NPO at the outset of their ICU admission, some without adequate justification.
Consequently, this provides adequate justification for the implementation of the virtual inspection system in the virtual process design, modelling and validation of forged aeroengine blades in industry.
First is the wrong that consists of society's major institutions imposing, without adequate justification, relative disadvantages on persons belonging to certain salient social groups.
Only by appeal to explicitly theistic assumptions, Wolterstorff argues, can we locate an adequate justification for the ascription of these rights (see Wolterstorff 2008, Pt. III as well as Perry 2003).
Based on a chart review, 2/6 (33%) of these patients were kept NPO without adequate justification.
