It's hard to avoid the parallels between all that nineteenth-century rhetoric about free trade as justification for bloodshed and war and modern US politics.
Appiah argues that people involved in the slave trade needed a justification for the terrible things they were doing.
The former states that no provisions in the recommendations should be construed as justification for trade restrictive measures while the latter recognizes the important role of trade as a determinant of alcohol consumption [ 135, 136].
This action can be used to build historical data related to trade shows and provide justification for attendance at future events.
In particular, the justification for trade secret status of relevant biotechnology is undermined, if not extinguished, by the need for public consideration of the biotechnology's safety and effectiveness after a certain time in the approval process.
Except that, if so, he was a pretty terrible firewall: After he met with Tamayo but before he placed his trades, prosecutors say Eydelman would email Tamayo seemingly legitimate justification for the trade about which they had just met.
And that ends". This was his justification for a trade war with our allies — a trade war with a cost to U.S. companies that grows by the day.
But none of that is justification for trading for a role player like Eisley when he has six years and $36.6 million left on his contract.
But in one of a number of (sometimes tiresome) plays on words, Morrison's title also refers to the printing trade's technical meaning of "justification," setting columns of type so that the lines come out evenly at the margins.
Through its experience with steel and aluminum protection this summer, the Trump administration discovered that it could freely set tariffs if only it claimed a national security motivation under "Section 232". The President then launched just such a 232 investigation into autos trade, which could provide the justification for tariffs similar to the 25percentt ones imposed widely on steel imports.
"The clear statements from WHO that there should be no restrictions on travel and trade means there is no justification for cancelling, delaying, postponing or moving the Rio games," IOC medical director Richard Budgett told the Associated Press on Thursday.
