Sentence examples for justifications for upholding from inspiring English sources

Second, the Comment presents a normative argument that both responds to deepseated justifications for upholding blanket voting prohibitions and outlines a limited voting rights regime for lawful permanent residents.

In her opinion, Justice Ginsburg said the majority had provided only "flimsy and transparent justifications" for upholding the law, which she noted "saves not a single fetus from destruction" by banning a single method of abortion.

With this decision, he hews to mainstream theories of statutory interpretation, under which laws should not be struck down if there is a constitutional justification for upholding them.

Children were a common justification for upholding these laws.

You had an intellectually dishonest rationale for an honest justification for upholding the ban.

While Scalia's point may be historically correct, it is in no way a justification for upholding DOMA.

Just a few weeks ago the Sixth Circuit cited Baker as justification for upholding a marriage ban, so it's a promising sign that the South Dakota judge rejected that argument.

They however provided justification for upholding this position which had both legal and ethical dimensions since they asserted that a counsellor's duty to the patient supersedes every other duty.

This absurd result is not dictated by jurisdictional limits on the FCC's authority (assuming the federal courts uphold the agency's legal justifications for its current net neutrality rules).

While the afore-mentioned benefits are often upheld in policy documents and discussions as justifications for increased commercialization, they are either expressed in broad aspirational terms or as axiomatic endpoints, and often with little or no evidence orreasoned reflection in support [ 1, 4, 23].

The suggestion that is associated with this distinction, however, that rational scrutiny only applies in the context of justification, is difficult to uphold for technological design.