But taken with the European court's decision, and the pressures that may be put on anti-monopoly officials, and a new sense of nervousness seems both real and justifiable on Google's part.
"For an undercover officer who has numerous open investigations and still returns to the area associated with the current case," they wrote of the shooting deaths, "this incident undoubtedly crystallized real and justifiable fears for safety".
Real and justifiable fear for our natural heritage has given a new potency to 'green' ideas, not as a 'bolt on' to other policies, but as a new way of looking at politics as a whole.
They felt they had a real and justifiable legal claim to the land.
I strongly believe that it should be considered a collective responsibility of the research community in bioethics to explore and debate the conditions for these different approaches as they promote a normatively justifiable, real world, bioethical practice.
I quite agree that it is justifiable for real investigations on physiology; but not for mere damnable and detestable curiosity.
Both views are justifiable in real contexts, but our view is that if we will combine estimates from both stages, then we should allow for variation across both stages even when basing an estimate on stage 2 data only.
A doctor respecting their wishes, looking them in their eyes and showing empathy, treating them as an individual, providing medically justifiable care creates real "quality".
Luban (1996, 190-191)("the idea that a policy of concealing public justifications for policies of secrecy might itself be publicly justifiable has no real-world plausibility at all.
The cost of performing a peptide:MHC binding experiment, which is routinely feasible for less than $50, places a boundary on the amount of computation time that is justifiable in a real-world application.
