The usual justification, when advertisers try to apply this kind of suppression is that they are not required to financially support anyone who is making their lives miserable.
As Professor Hadley Arkes observes in a magnificent recent essay, the logic of these "libertarian premises" demands that "the law... bear the burden of justification when it would displace the freedom of a person to pursue his own ends".
In the European Court of Human Right's case law, a substantial distinction is thus made between the choices of justification when processing sensitive data.
"There was some justification when the violence was directed against Franco," he said.
Although the preservationist can allow that memory generates justification when it also generates a new belief (recall the example of my using my event memory of the ice on my driveway to form the new belief that the ice on my driveway was of uniform thickness), she'll insist that when memory acts only to preserve belief, it is not an epistemically generative process.
Positions on the morality of terrorism range from justification when its consequences on balance are good, or when some deontological moral requirements are satisfied, to its absolute, or almost absolute, rejection.
The 2010 group of students spent more time on the cases, asked for a lesser number of history questions and physical queries and more laboratory and imagistic information and used less words in diagnosis justification when compared with the 2011 group.
Arguably, these measures reify the preferences of the privileged and fail to provide sufficient moral justification when risks materialize (Gafni 1991).
According to a report by the army inspector general, Francisco Vargas, Donayre requested 80,000 gallons of fuel without clear justification when he was commander of the Southern Military Region, between January and September 2006, and diverted part of it to army headquarters in Lima.
