The regulation prohibiting the Union from holding meetings within the prison is somewhat more justifiable than the regulations previously considered.
Moreover, in the context of commitments to social justice and general welfare, and the other justifications described above, too exclusive a focus on the harm principle can undermine otherwise justifiable government mandates and regulation.
At the same time, however, proposed Labor Department regulations have stirred justifiable concern that numerous white-collar, middle-income workers could lose income because employers will have more leeway to pronounce them managers and deny their current right to overtime.
The court thus concluded that the government's compelling need to test employees under the circumstances described in the regulations outweighed any justifiable expectations of privacy that crews might have had to avoid testing.
A number of factors, including the law's broad language, the lack of any implementing regulations, and businesses' justifiable fear of public shaming, have unfortunately combined to do just that.
That regulation is fully justifiable when it mitigates the harm that some private actors might otherwise inflict on others ought to be the minimally agreed upon foundation for a larger conversation about the proper limits and potential pitfalls of specific kinds of government regulation.
While prior research suggests that moral self-regulation helps promote honest behavior, we predict that a financial measurement basis undermines moral self-regulation by strengthening the manager's desire to advance self-interest and that the absence of direct slack benefits undermines moral self-regulation by making misreporting more justifiable.
The court said the order did not violate Sara's rights, ruling in a majority decision that the reduction policy was "in the interests of the whole reindeer husbandry industry" and regulation was "reasonable and objectively justifiable".
American law can give way to foreign regulations if they are clear and justifiable.
The correlation of physiological sensitivity to insulin (vis-à-vis glycemic regulation) and longevity is extensively established, creating a justifiable gerontological interest on whether insulin sensitivity is causative, or even predictive, of some or all phenotypes of slowed senescence (including longevity).
