Sentence examples for legitimate aims from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Polanski's case none of the legitimate aims seem applicable.

The submission states: "Privacy International accepts that, in principle, surveillance may be conducted for legitimate aims such as national security.

A balance sometimes has to be struck between free trade and such other legitimate aims as protecting the environment.

Though many special-purpose entities have legitimate aims, the Enron scandal showed how such entities could be used for shadowy off-the-books accounting.

What the supreme court has done is to establish that such legitimate aims may be of a "social policy" purpose – in particular "inter-generational fairness".

But very few victims argue that these perfectly legitimate aims should be achieved by stripping basic fair trial rights from the accused.

That is certainly a legitimate aim -- indeed a necessary aim of any alliance against terrorism.

They were "no wider than necessary to achieve the legitimate aim of protecting national security".

Protecting that legitimate aim did not require the administration to defend the indefensible.

"The wish to appeal to a prime-time audience, including younger viewers, is a legitimate aim.

"The wish to appeal to a primetime audience, including younger viewers, is a legitimate aim.