Turn it round: although it is very tempting to criticise your partner, it will prompt sulking, self-justification or more rebellion.
When someone adopts a higher status to you without sufficient justification, this prompts resistance.
A key justification for the prompt referral of women to maternity services is to provide the opportunity to make an informed choice concerning all available antenatal screening options.
In the Accountable Justifications intervention, clinicians are prompted to record an explicit justification for why they are prescribing an antibiotic to a patient with an ARI that appears in the patient's EHR.
"The insurgency kept Kashmir on the boil for well over a decade, but failed to shake Indian rule, prompting many quarters to question its justification," he says.
The Convention Against Torture says "no exceptional circumstance whatsoever … may be invoked as a justification of torture" and mandates prompt investigation and, if the facts warrant, prosecution.
Details of memos written by Andrew McCabe when he was deputy FBI director were revealed Friday, prompting immediate speculation that the information would give Trump justification to do what he has long desired: dismiss Rosenstein.
His robust and defiant justification of the reforms has prompted fresh criticism from Labour that he is demonstrating a "siege mentality" and wrongly dismissing criticism.
Just about the only memorable moment was Cole's well-taken goal, the one that prompted Chelsea fans to chant with some justification that Old Trafford was surprisingly quiet.
They fear a failure to establish a better relationship with taxpayers, and to provide justification for investments in research, could prompt the same sort of anti-intellectual backlash that propelled Trump into office.
The Expanded EDAT (E-EDAT) uses a similar prompt, with modifications that include asking students to provide justification for their responses (Brownell et al., 2014).
