Sentence examples for justification for stopping from inspiring English sources

Her partner added: "We don't think there is sufficient justification for stopping us or other opposite-sex couples from forming civil partnerships.

And despite the legal justification for stopping American citizens in al-Qaeda's ranks from carrying out plots, "they are subject to the protections of the constitution and due process".

American gays don't want civil unions; they want to be able to marry, and, as the 8th Circuit court says, the government has no coherent justification for stopping them.

Hence the absence of earnings is in itself no justification for stopping all payments to shareholders.

If it's out in public and the public has the right to move around, there would be no justification for stopping journalists".

The report suggests "criminal offenses"—offences under Canada's Criminal Code, like stolen vehicles and impaired driving were "disproportionately used" by police as a justification for stopping five of six racialized minority groups when compared to white drivers.

Scheindlin's ruling hinged on the fact that officers in the Bronx, Santiago and Ramdeen among them, routinely invented justifications for stopping people outside certain buildings in the borough and at times made arrests without cause.

The police use such specious justifications as "furtive movements" or an alleged "bulge" in someone's pocket as the basis for stopping people.

In New York City, the combination of the Whren decision and the justifications for stop-and-frisk encouraged by the N.Y.P.D. has left communities with legitimate suspicions of and reasons to fear law enforcement less protected, not more.

In 2011, however, in only 10.5percentt of stops did cops record "violent criminal activity" as justification for the stop.

"Some have already suggested that the circumstances of this terrible tragedy are justification for delaying or stopping entirely the effort for comprehensive immigration reform," the joint statement read.