Feminist bioethicists have argued that there are legitimate questions to be asked about the scope of and justification for claims about the forms of care offered, and the balance between individual, familial, state and commercial suppliers of medical and social care.
Benjamin argues that the value of Platonic and Kantian philosophy lies in its attempt to secure the scope and depth of knowledge through justification, exemplified in the way Kant conducts a critical inquiry into the transcendental conditions of knowledge.
An important empirical motivation and justification for Condoravdi's (2002) scope-based analysis of the ambiguity with the "non-root modal + Perf have" construction in English comes from languages like German and Italian, in which "the linear order between the perfect auxiliary and the modal in the syntax mirrors semantic scope" (Condoravdi 2002: 76).
The various issues that affect the justification of SIS scope and cost are the failure modes of safety systems and their effects on the business, the people responsible for justification, the life-cycle costs, and finding the optimum solution.
The scope of this article focuses on 4 major ethical issues in FIH research: risk-benefit assessment and justification for the conduct of research, selection of a suitable target population, informed consent, and conflict of interest.
Religion also offers solace, and justification.
A rather different a priori strategy, proposed by Bartha (2010), limits the scope of justification to analogical arguments that satisfy tentative criteria for 'good' analogical reasoning.
Although politics and law include moral concerns within their scope, such as issues of basic human rights, the scope of justification in such practices can be restricted to the specific community of associated citizens and thus may appeal to culturally specific values shared by the participants.
Salvation and justification are part of it.
The entire simulation section needs more explanation and justification.
