Enough of the justification: this is just plain good.
Just by describing how people died and neighbourhoods were laid waste, Friedrich makes it plain that there was no logical justification for what took place.
The fact that a par icular application of the clear terms of a statute might be unconstitutional does not provide us with a justification for ignoring the plain meaning of the statute.
However much the State may be content to rely on the investigation as its own sanction, I think it perfectly plain that it cannot be regarded as a justification here.
Not only did Penguin stand firm, they used the perilous defense of justification, insisting that what Lipstadt had written was the plain truth.
The Council makes plain that all rungs on the ladder, including doing nothing, require justification and that the ladder is to be taken only as a tool in the moral analysis of public health policies.
So why, 20 years on, do I find my justification for this form of biography a little jejune and a lot plain cocky?
But parliamentarians still backed Cameron, whose own justifications and those of his inner circle were either disingenuous or plain illiterate.
It sounds as if she wants an apology, or self-justification at least: and it does throughout, but it was never plain what her position was, that such an apology should be required.
As justification, they frequently have castigated the regulations as excessive, unnecessary, counter-productive or just plain discriminatory.
An employee with the Cleveland Plain Dealer recently sent an email to to all Plain Dealer and Northeast Ohio Media Group staff calling the outlet's justification "borderline insulting". CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to clarify Mark Naymik's position as a reporter at the Northeast Ohio Media Group.
