Partly it's a consequence of the idea – a questionable one – that great art, by redeeming us from "the noise of time", trumps everything, and therefore excuses shabby behaviour.
It turned out that audit teams were unaware of the clinical standard, and could not be expected to identify and discuss these particular CMPs (Table 3); missing such CMPs was therefore "excused".
"There is therefore no excuse for shielding the perpetrators from justice any longer," said Emmerson, a British international lawyer serving in the independent post since 2010.
The report, released to coincide with the annual meeting of the Round Table on Responsible Soy (RTRS), says the cost of credits is only marginally higher than non-certified soy and Mulder says there is therefore "no excuse for companies not to calculate their soy use and begin to cover it by RTRS credits now.
We have therefore to excuse the omission of this critical experiment.
There is, therefore, no excuse for turning a blind eye to a situation when one child acts violently and the other is suffering," said UNICEF Area Representative, Judita Reichenberg.
Hitchcock can therefore be excused for bristling today when he was told of the postgame comments by Devils Coach Larry Robinson.
Intelligence agencies must therefore be excused if they tended to discount the hundreds of recent rocket stories from their usual unreliable sources.
Americans who don't generally pay attention to court decisions, but who tuned in for the health-care ruling, would therefore be excused for assuming that Chief Justice Roberts is no longer an arch-conservative but a centrist who's pulled the court to an ideological middle-ground.
For every critical disavowal of Chris Brown or Jef Whitehead in light of their horrible treatment of women, there is a case like Michael Gira or Dr. Dre, whose alleged abuses briefly make the news before getting more or less swept under the rug and therefore tacitly excused.
