0 present participle of justify --
1 to give or to be a good reason for: --
It was the only thing that I could do - I don't have to justify myself to anyone.
[ + -ing verb ] I can't really justify taking another day off work.
However, no space is dedicated to justifying the new term nor to distinguishing it from or relating it to other, similar notions.
But physicians participate anyway, justifying themselves because they are employed by the state to undertake what is a legal activity.
A variety of arguments can be given for justifying some or all of these constitutional constraints.
Intuitions have a crucial role in justifying an empirical statement.
The accounts were presented annually to the commonalty by the jurats (central government) at this stage + a means of justifying expenditure.
However, the exercise of justifying why a guideline may apply to one patient but not another can sharpen clinical judgment and thus improve outcomes (2).
Preoccupation with justifying beliefs is a third aspect of masculinism.
I suppose deduction, induction, scientific method, and the like, are commonly accepted epistemic criteria for justifying beliefs.
