Sentence examples for have legitimate grounds from inspiring English sources

Employers should also have legitimate grounds for the monitoring and avoid unjustified intrusions into the employee's private life.

All organisations have an obligation to comply with the Data Protection Act and must have legitimate grounds for processing the personal data they hold.

If the party made more noise when it has something to say, it would have legitimate grounds for complaint when the media failed to report it sufficiently.

The police especially must ensure that they have legitimate grounds for processing personal data and disclosing images of this nature without a justifiable policing purpose could potentially breach the Data Protection Act.

In those situations, you have legitimate grounds for a rebuttal, says Andrew Sugden, international managing editor of Science.

Once in Italy, the migrants will be assessed to see if they have legitimate grounds for claiming asylum.

It seems reasonable that Foxman, a Holocaust survivor, has legitimate grounds on which to be alarmed when a prominent member state of the United Nations, Iran, holds a conference promoting denial of the Holocaust and Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, speaks openly about destroying the state of Israel.

Though the new investigation is just now under way, Mr. Baltiansky said the government was convinced that the tank crew and the commanders who authorized the attack had legitimate grounds to believe that they were witnessing preparations for a missile attack.

The Hanafi' and many of the Shafi'i schools state that abortion is permissible until the end of four months, only if one has legitimate grounds for abortion (Table  1).

The Schneider brothers, who attend South Windsor High School in South Windsor, Conn., a suburb of Hartford, set out to determine whether their mother had legitimate ground for warning them about West Nile virus.

"We do not believe that the State Department has legitimate legal grounds to deny our FOIA request, and assert that the agency is ignoring its own written guidance regarding FOIA requests and the release of public information," said Marcie Keever, the group's legal director, The Michigan Messenger's Ed Brayton reports.