Otherwise, the power of statistic justification might be compromised by the block effect.
The strong too often dominate the weak, and too many of those with wealth and with power find all manner of justification for their own privilege in the face of poverty and injustice.
Since a regime of border control subjects both citizens and non-citizens to the state's coercive use of power, "the justification for a particular regime of border control is owed not just to those whom the boundary marks as members, but to nonmembers as well" (45)[19].
Imagine if America and its already terrifying record of racial disparity in the use of force by the police had the power and justification of someone being "socially incorrect"?
In third generation theories, which reject the pure dualism between realistic description of power and normative justification of principles, seeking an alternative route in hybrid models, the question of the role of local powers in democratic theory takes on a different outline.
Millie Graham Wood, a legal officer at the campaign group Privacy International, said the report was "a damning verdict of the government and intelligence agencies' use of very vague powers as a justification of mass surveillance of innocent people".
Furthermore, the relatively small population size, lack of power calculations, and justification for the sample size also limit generalizability of these results.
Interference with liberty of action, especially by the use of power or coercion, required a special sort of justification: that it was needed to prevent harm to others.
Theoretical justification for the power of our gapped feature space model is provided through its connections to analysis methods for nonlinear dynamical systems.
3. What was the response rate? 4. Is the sample representative? 5. Were objective and reliable measurements used? 6. Was there a power calculation or justification of numbers? 7. Was the statistical analysis appropriate?
