Sentence examples for important interests that from inspiring English sources
The reason why I mention this is that it seems to be a very good halfway house between total exclusion and total inclusion: a way to recognize that by living here I have important interests that deserve to be heard.
Nonetheless, one might argue that Mill recognizes basic liberties as especially important interests that can only be interfered with to prevent harm to others and or to prevent significant harm to the individual's own agency.
First, if a conception of justice requires of many reasonable people that they change their conscientious philosophical or religious convictions for the sake of satisfying a majority's beliefs, or abandon their pursuit of the important interests that constitute their plan of life, this conception could not gain their support and would not be stable over sustained periods of time.
We have no difficulty concluding, in light of our precedent, that these are important interests that the Village may seek to safeguard through some form of regulation of solicitation activity.
The Supreme Court has stressed that "the parent child relationship is an important interest that undeniably warrants deference and, absent a powerful countervailing interest, protection".
And the one all-important interest that we share with pigs, as with all sentient creatures, is an interest in avoiding pain.
He ruled that the law was "content neutral" and "in furtherance of important governmental interests that does not unduly restrict expressive activities".
But, he added, "the foundation of the relationship is as sound as it ever was -- it was always a relationship about very important strategic interests that both governments share".
Still, there are some important topics of interests that need to be investigated.
A salient topic is defined as "one which deals with important behaviour or interests that are also current" [ 36].
On the Democratic side, Clinton remains highly popular inside her own party, and she has the support of important interest groups that help to mobilize Democratic voters.
