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сущ.1) общ. оправдание (поиск убедительных причин для осуществление какого-л. действия)2) юр. оправдание, оправдывающее обстоятельство (обстоятельство, которое делает законным и оправдывает действия человека, обвиненного в нарушении закона или причинении ущерба; напр., в случае обвинения в клевете или оскорблении личного достоинства оправдывающим обстоятельством является то, что соответствующее высказывание ответчика является правдой)3) эк. обоснование (в узком смысле: обоснование какого-л. проекта с точки зрения необходимости его осуществления)Although it is very early in the life of the project, two important questions should be asked: Is this problem worth solving? and Does a potential solution exist? These two questions address the issues of justification and feasibility, respectively.
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