Drawing on moral disengagement theory, we predict that the shared interest in slack creation makes misreporting more self-justifiable to the manager and, therefore, leads to lower honesty.
"In this state, whether we like it or not, we have very forward-leaning 'stand your ground', self-defense, justifiable homicide laws," Normand said.
Nixon saw his own use of "dirty tricks" as a justifiable self-protective response.
Again, I noted the restorative effects of being idle and self-indulgent for justifiable reasons of health.
The jury had sought sought clarification on the distinction between "fear" and "passion", the potential difference between a justifiable self-defense claim and a manslaughter conviction.
Dispassionate geopolitical calculations, blatant economic self-interest and justifiable concerns about international security fed the instinctive wish of the great powers to uphold the status quo.
Jubilation over the death of the most hunted mass murderer is understandable, but was it really justifiable self-defense, or was it premeditated illegal assassination?
I'm not even talking about the lack of context by which Israel is always portrayed as the aggressor, even if it is acting in justifiable self-defence.
During questioning today by Judges David S. Baime, Phillip S. Carchman and John E. Wallace Jr., Mr. Berg said that the state was not required to tell grand jurors about the justifiable self-defense rules for police officers.
With a boycott similar to the yearlong action in Brooklyn that ended last February, a black group, the Brotherhood Crusade, succeeded this week in closing a Korean market where a black man was killed in June in what the police called justifiable self-defense.
Justifiable self-protection has always been linked to the infliction of death upon others.
