Even if a government regulation is deemed a taking, it still may be viewed as justified, as long as it meets the noxious use test, also known as the Mugler-Hadacheck test.
And how can such a compelled disclosure be viewed as justified, let alone uncontroversial when it is obvious that purchasers of marked coffee will understand it to mean that they are buying a cancer-causing product?
Even right after that vote, it was clear from speeches by delegates here that some Council members would view war as justified only if Iraq flagrantly violated the new inspections regime.
The theological partisan of the political, in Schmitt's view, is as justified in practicing his creed as the liberal cosmopolitan and to engage in a deliberate cultivation of political enmity (CPD 65 76).
Both stints earned him excellent reviews, as justified as they were often self-generated.
That question is as justified as considering technological advances.
The pure consequentialist views punishment as justified to the extent that its practice achieves (or is reasonably believed to achieve) whatever end-state the theorist specifies (such as the public interest, the general welfare, the common good).
A majority of Americans view the bombings as justified to end the war and save US lives, while the vast majority of Japanese believe it was not justified.
However, for a small number of environmental groups and individual activists who engaged in ecoterrorism, violence was viewed as a justified response to what they considered the violent treatment of nature by some interests, particularly the logging and mining industries.
Consistent with previous research (e.g. Brimble and Stevenson-Clarke 2005), the results of the current research suggest that a substantial number of students viewed academic dishonesty as justified because of time pressure, fear of failure, or in order to pass a course.
We'll see whether this rosy view is justified, as the year winds onwards.
