Sentence examples for a legitimate objective from inspiring English sources
Amnesty called on the government to ensure that all surveillance had a "legitimate objective, and was carried out with the proper judicial supervision".
Conversely, Lord Rodger and Lord Brown found any indirect discrimination to be a proportionate, measured and unimpeachable means of securing a legitimate objective.
"Protecting children from inappropriate content is a legitimate objective, but this is an inappropriate means and is likely to have a broader scope," Mr. Kirk said in the statement.
The government has argued the secrecy proposals "pursue a legitimate objective, being the protection of national security information in control order proceedings where disclosure may be likely to prejudice national security" or jeopardise informants.
The increasing incidence of budget deficits became associated with the idea that government had become overloaded, that full employment was not a legitimate objective of macroeconomic policy, that the state had become unduly influenced by powerful interest groups, notably trade unions in the public sector, and that society had become ungovernable.
2.2 TBT bars technical regulations that are more trade-restrictive than necessary to fulfil a legitimate objective.
Prosecutors, like all lawyers, want to win, a perfectly legitimate objective.
According to one election expert, quoted in today's La Libre Belgique, the King did not overstep the line and has the legitimate objective of ensuring a new government as soon as possible.Will questions about the role of the unelected head of state linger?
A measure might be preferable compared to the extended authorisation requirement, if it represents a less intrusive trade-restriction, reaches an equal or higher contribution to the legitimate objective and is reasonably available [21].
But the court baldly asserted that this is not "a legitimate government objective".
It might be a bit of a political challenge to define happiness as a legitimate policy objective.
