But to say that double standards justify criminal actions is wrong," Charkawi says.
Several differing standards justify this conclusion.
Social conservatives, the critics argue, have tried to use the "strengths and weaknesses" standard to justify exposing students to religious objections in the guise of scientific discourse.
As I say we are trading in the stuff of memories here, and it has to be FA Cup or Domingo standard to justify the price.
If jails aren't able to keep safe the people they're holding, they need a higher standard to justify holding somebody.
To explore whether response rates with a new intensive chemotherapy regimen, CBOP/BEP (carboplatin, bleomycin, vincristine, cisplatin/BEP), versus those in concurrent patients treated with standard BEP justify a phase 3 trial.
In addition, emphasis on state and national standards may help struggling teachers address criticism through citation of standards to justify why evolution needs to be covered in the biology classroom (Donnelly and Boone [2007]; Dotger, et al. [2010]).
While higher personnel costs are most likely at the core of their opposition, they also argue that hospitals that already have good ratios will use the standards to justify cutting the number of nurses on each floor.
This is, of course, what governors do up and down the country but I found evidence in Birmingham that some governors went beyond this and used the argument about raising standards to justify increasing the influence of faith in those schools..
Even the public-interest defence seems unlikely to cut any ice: in a ruling on the Spycatcher affair, the biggest security-service scandal of the 1980s, the Law Lords set impossibly high standards to justify such disclosures.According to the government, such exposés jeopardise MI5's continuing operations.
