He added: "They should only adopt an ethical investment approach with specific justification and not on the grounds of individual moral views".
The Charity Commission, he said, made it clear that trustees "should only adopt an ethical investment approach with specific justification and not on the grounds of individual moral views".
Moreover, no study included a specific justification of the reason why some specific cultural traits had been selected as typical of that particular community.
An argument incapable of transmitting to its conclusion a specific justification for its premise(s)—e.g., a justification based on evidence e may turn out to be able to transmit to the same conclusion a different justification for its premise(s)—e.g., one based on different evidence e*.
There has got to be some specific justification," he said.
This return allows for the possibility to show, not just inductively, but "clearly and distinctly," the specific justifications and lines of reasoning of anthropocentric prejudice or species narcissism.
To be published separately, in an explanatory document, are specific justifications for the need for each of the elements of the recommendations.
A curriculum design with concrete teaching activities is supported by the claim that the construction and critical discussion of detailed content-specific justifications of teaching-learning sequences, as the core business of science education research, are only effective when firmly grounded in detailed accounts of concrete teaching-learning activities (Klaassen and Kortland 2013).
Absent suspicions of specific wrongdoing, one justification for this practice is to ensure that employees use work time for work.
An unexamined use of the EB concept in applied ethics without context-specific justification should be seen very critically due to its legitimating effect on actions.
The focus throughout is on general theoretical issues instead of on the analysis or justification of specific rights or types of rights.
