Sentence examples for balancing test from inspiring English sources

Texas (1997) balancing test are easily met.

Is the regulation a taking under the Penn Central balancing test?

While the Attorney General does not request a specific balancing test, she does suggest a standard of need similar to the one established in Nixon.

For cases of this sort, the Court applies a balancing test that gives considerable deference to the Government's ability to run its affairs without disruption from its employees.

134 (App. Div. 2001), the court adopted a balancing test similar to that set forth in 2TheMart.com and In re Subpoena Duces Tecum, but adding additional requirements.

In these cases, the university has performed the common law balancing test incorporated in Wisconsin's Public Records law, and determined that "the public interest in such communications is outweighed by other public interests favoring protection of such communications".

Data protection authorities seem content to rely on search engines' application of the ruling's balancing test, citing low appeal rates as evidence that the balance is being appropriately struck.

Sullivan is correct, though, that Google seems to be rubber-stamping any request, without regard to whether it passes the ECJ tests of "outdated, inaccurate, invasion of privacy, irrelevant" with the balancing test of "public figure".

If the Supreme Court does weigh in and find H.B. 2 unconstitutional, it will most likely do so by endorsing something like the Seventh and Ninth Circuits' balancing test, not by finding an unconstitutional purpose.

If the court applies Tatel's balancing test — weighing the public benefit of the leak against the harm that the leak caused — then Pincus might not have to name his sources.

More precisely, it presents the estimation of propensity scores, matching methods, common support region and balancing test.