Sentence examples for legitimate limitations from inspiring English sources

Free speech does have its legitimate limitations.

A. Legitimate limitations of human rights Despite the general applicability of economic, social and cultural rights in times of armed conflict, there are measures which states may take to restrict the scope of their obligations.

Legitimate limitations to economic, social and cultural rights are allowed under Article 4 of the International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) for the promotion of the general welfare in a democratic society, providing that they are not contrary to the nature of the right.

Led by a determined minority of antiwar zealots, frustrated with the limitations of legitimate protest, the demonstrators seize the building where Dow executives are conducting their interviews.

The judges ruled that member states enjoyed a "margin of appreciation" on the issue and that it was legitimate to place proportionate limitations on their right to vote.

Moreover, international human rights law does not accept national legislation as a legitimate justification for the limitation of rights.

Such a limitation raises legitimate questions about the rather perverted and obsessive minds of the five men who made the ruling, but it also carries little legal weight.

Recent evaluations have investigated the nature of energy scenarios and their limitations in terms of legitimate inference from model output [6].

Both of these seminal figures in the history of digital locks were inspired not by "piracy" but by frustration with the limitations put on the legitimate media they'd paid good money for.

faces growing pressure to defend its credentials as the "sole and legitimate representative" of the Palestinian people, with further limitations on its margin of maneuvers at home and abroad.

The first step of these process-philosophical enterprises seemed legitimate business surely it was important to identify the limitations of mechanistic explanations in science.