In her pieces, she often reuses what might otherwise be considered junk.
The theology of jihad requires a fatwa a religious ruling to justify actions that would otherwise be considered criminal.
Like Prust, a number of forwards who might otherwise be considered third- or fourth-liners are contributing.
In the United Kingdom, a paper must show that there is a "public interest" in order to publish information that would otherwise be considered private.
It is worth avoiding systems and processes built in the name of 'good partnership working' that would otherwise be considered daft or unwieldy if it was just you.
The decision was an acknowledgement that the United States must put up with rights offenses that might otherwise be considered intolerable.
Among the expected outcomes are the manufacture of new products from reconstituted ones and the recovery of by-products that would otherwise be considered waste.
Some suspect that establishing binge eating disorder as a psychiatric diagnosis is merely an attempt by psychiatrists or drug companies to "medicalize" what would otherwise be considered simply ordinary, if unfortunate, human behavior.
At a symposium on gastro-psychology during this year's Association for Psychological Science convention, Rozin pointed out that humans are the only species – we know about – that specifically seek out what would otherwise be considered negative events.
GCHQ obtained a warrant for the reverse engineering because it might otherwise be considered "unlawful", according to The Intercept, which saw the details of the request for permission in files leaked by Edward Snowden.
The doctrine of necessity in Anglo-American law relates to situations in which a person, confronted by the overwhelming pressure of natural forces, must make a choice between evils and engages in conduct that would otherwise be considered criminal.
