Sentences with phrase «justifiable given»

This increase is obviously even more significant than the raises in bodily injury liability limits; but clearly the increase was justifiable given the fact that even the new limit may not be enough to pay off a new car or truck totaled in an accident.

Hansen's analysis was limited by some fairly crude initial assumptions, albeit justifiable given the state of knowledge 20 years ago.

That seems justifiable given the reservation my posts get for the top of the controversial tab.

The changes were easily justifiable given our horrible performance on assessments.

Spurs» interest is justifiable given that left winger Gareth Bale is being tracked by all of Europe's best clubs.

Not exact matches

Given our reliance on young companies for new jobs, that decision is justifiable.

That said, given higher volatility and justifiable concerns about lofty market multiples, investors can be forgiven for exercising some caution with their portfolios.

I believe that there are valid reasons that can be given to show the Midianite slaughter as being morally justifiable.

And just in case you are one of those people (based on your previous post if I were to make an assumption I would guess you are) that denies all scientific evidence that suggests that sexual orientation is innate and you believe rather that it is a choice we make, let me give you an example of how it still would not be justifiable to hate everyone in a group based on something that isn't innate.

A law allowing so - called «justifiable assault» in some cases will be amended - to give youngsters the same rights as adults.

That may work for cleansers more dedicated than me, but spending that much to give up eating solid food for three days was neither plausible nor justifiable.

In a vacuum, those moves seem like a justifiable beginning to yet another reset in Miami, giving the Marlins flexibility to add top free agents while retaining some homegrown talent.

The players have been given a justifiable kick up the backside, so let us hope that the increased enthusiasm leads to some positive results, especially in view of the tough fixture list coming up.

Dear Sanctomommies; I could give a flying fuck regarding what YOU think is a justifiable reason to use formula.

Is there any justifiable reason they could give for not following that order?

There were some justifiable reasons for wanting to give the EC some heat.

Researchers at KU Leuven (University of Leuven), Belgium, have shown that refs are more likely to give red when they see a foul committed in slow motion, even when a yellow card is more justifiable.

«The use of nonhuman oocytes for SCNT is currently the only ethically justifiable option given the large numbers of eggs required to derive cloned human stem cell lines,» he said.

It is a tempting and largely justifiable sentiment to apply to Black Panther, given both the lamentable societal state and the slightly more specific cultural moment.

But we give the edge to the hardworking Bening, consumed with doubt, anxiety and justifiable rage as her character's happy home unravels.

To use a norm - referenced test that is grade - level calibrated to make judgements about students at the top end is not justifiable, given the problems of ceiling effect.

That said, given higher volatility and justifiable concerns about lofty market multiples, investors can be forgiven for exercising some caution with their portfolios.

However, given the higher than normal rewards rates this is justifiable.

Countless accolades give Bali's stunning luxury resort The Mulia in Nusa Dua the justifiable excuse to brag for a lifetime.

However, given the higher than normal rewards rates this is justifiable.

The first time is understandable and somewhat justifiable; but the second time is done in the last chapter, for a villain with no buildup that seems like it was desperate trying to give the story a sense of scale when the game is LITERALLY ABOUT SAVING FREE WILL IN THE KNOWN GALAXY!

The users of climate data at the time were farmers trying to understand if grapes, corn, wheat or barley was the proper planting choice for a given field, as well as city folks dimensioning their storm drains, etc. 30 years was found to be a statistically justifiable shortest period of time.

You state «a more justifiable upper bound would be 0.35 - 0.4, given the limited amount of data available)» but there's no justification for using an upper bound here.

Obviously it is the ratio that matters (although I disagree that the data gives 0.25 for Pr (B ~ A)-- a more justifiable upper bound would be 0.35 - 0.4, given the limited amount of data available)

Given that the United States has strong ethical responsibilities to rapidly reduce its carbon footprint, a matter examined extensively in Ethicsandclimate.org, one might initially conclude that as a matter of ethics switching to natural gas from coal combustion is ethically justifiable as a short - term strategy.

a. ECS = 1.65 to 3.2 C b. Emissions rates, e.g. RCP4.5, 6, 8.5 c. Damage function =??? (This is the most critical of all, but I don't understand the input parameters or how how to vary them to give justifiable range of impacts) d. Appropriate discount rates, e.g. = 3 %, 5 %, 7 %, 10 % (i.e., up to what has been widely used by aid agencies for investment decisions for infrastructure projects over the past half century or so — e.g. 10 % and 12 % by World Bank for energy projects).

It's also true that claiming that S is given by both (33) and (34) is not justified and is hardly justifiable and that all the equations (32), (33) and (34) are used to derive the next equations.

To give another, to the extent others agree with you that there presently exists a cultural norm of «justifiable disingenuousness,» it should be eliminated, without prejudice to those who have acted under it in the past.

The issue in Jacob Securities Inc. v Typhoon Capital B.V., was whether an arbitrator's failure to disclose a potential conflict of interest involving his former law firm gave rise to justifiable doubts as to his independence or impartiality and a reasonable apprehension of bias.

On 1 March 2016 the Court of Justice of the European Union gave its judgment in the joined cases of Ibrahim Alo and Amira Osso, Cases C - 443 / 14 and C - 444 / 14, ruling that the EU's Qualification Directive does not sanction the imposition of restrictions of the freedom of movement for beneficiaries of subsidiary protection, and that such a limitation is not justifiable for reasons of territorial sharing of social assistance burdens, while at the same time leaving it up to the referring German Federal Administrative Court to decide whether the limitation can be justified for reasons of migration and integration policy.

As a matter of English law, an arbitrator is obliged to disclose facts and circumstances known to the arbitrator which would or might give rise to justifiable doubts about his impartiality.

His lordship concluded that there was no basis to sustain an argument that the organisation of barristers» chambers per se gave rise to justifiable doubts about an arbitrators impartiality (whether because of risk of accidental or improper dissemination of confidential information or because of possible «partisan» communications).

In any event, given all of these «difficulties» the Court preferred the carefully calibrated s. 35 justifiable infringement test (at para 150) over the «blanket inapplicability» of IJI and ruled (at para 151):

When a person is approached in connection with his or her possible appointment as an arbitrator, he or she shall disclose any circumstances likely to give rise to justifiable doubts as to his or her impartiality or independence.

(2) Each of the parties to an appeal shall, within 5 days, advise the Centre in writing ofany circumstances that exist that give rise to a justifiable doubt as to the independence or impartiality on the part of any of the members of the Centre's Panel.

(2) Every person must, upon accepting an appointment as arbitrator, sign a statement declaring that he or she knows of no circumstance likely to give rise to justifiable doubts as to his or her independence or impartiality and that he or she will disclose any such circumstance to the parties should such arise after that time and before the arbitration is concluded.

This Divisional Court decision confirms the earlier guidance of the Superior Court that negative references may be given without liability, but only where they are justifiable on the basis of defences to defamation such as truth and qualified privilege.

(1) A party may challenge any arbitrator where circumstances exist that give rise to a justifiable doubt as to his or her independence or impartiality, or whether he or she possesses the qualifications specifically agreed to by the parties.

General Standard 2 of the IBA Guideline states that an arbitrator shall decline to accept an appointment or refuse to continue to act where facts or circumstances exist, or have arisen since the appointment that, from a reasonable third person's point of view the facts or circumstances give rise to justifiable doubts as to the arbitrator's impartiality or independence.

This matter took seven years to reach the Board of Inquiry stage, and there was no justifiable excuse for the inordinately long delay given that the facts of the case were straightforward.

A reduced is justifiable as a matter of public policy given the compensatory purposes stated under Division 2 of the Act.

For example, the ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC) Arbitration Rules require every proposed arbitrator to sign a declaration that he or she knows of nothing likely to give rise to justifiable doubts as to independence or impartiality and to disclose any such circumstance that arises during the arbitration process.

If you think that you have a justifiable reason why you did that certain thing that caused the traffic enforcer to give you ticket then tell him the truth with all honesty.

If you're aiming for a big, comprehensive connected home setup where everything works with everything, that might give you some justifiable pause prior to making a purchase.

Given the IRS are fully aware of the nature of profit and losses of bitcoin, therefore, has a justifiable reason to be concerned.