Sentence examples for legitimate limits from inspiring English sources

What are the legitimate limits to copyright?

But then the next question: given all of those very real and legitimate limits on my power, what am I able to do?

More important than the discussion of these basic principles are the authors' comments on nonlegitimate and legitimate limits to professional risk.

But if we interpret the harm principle this way, then Mill is even further from a libertarian view, at least if libertarianism is understood as the idea that the only legitimate limit on individual liberty is to prevent that individual from acting in ways that harm others.

Most advocates of feminist science argue, in this vein, that scientific inquiries informed by feminist values are based on legitimate, generative limiting biases.

"The Prevent strategy is misconceived because it limits legitimate safe spaces for discourse, places like classrooms and lecture theatres," Abbott said.

But the demands in Morocco include a desire for a more legitimate democracy, with limits on the power of Mohammed VI, who together with his close advisers controls most of the real power in the country.

"But I don't think it is legitimate to put limits on [scientific] inquiry.

These two brief examples, then, illustrate what I take to be a multiculturalist recognition of the legitimate claims and limits of majority culture.

"Any law that limits legitimate discussion and debate of closely held beliefs presents a danger to freedom of expression, a fundamental value held dear by people across the political spectrum.

The corporate form was invented for the legitimate purposes of limiting personal liability and facilitating business, not hiding ownership.