Sentence examples for no legitimate aim from inspiring English sources

It isn't the nature of the conflict, because Israel is fighting a limited war of self-defence designed to protect its own civilians from rocket attacks, while most of those killed by Arabs and Muslims are killed in genocidal and tribal warfare with no legitimate aim.

In that case, the European Court of Human Rights stated that the preservation of an idea of "living together" was an "legitimate aim" of the French government. .

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

As the trial judge's ruling affirmed, the denial of marriage equality furthers no legitimate governmental aim.

The SNP, like every other political party, is by no means perfect, but it has a perfectly legitimate aim, that of an independent Scotland.

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

"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.

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

The principles to which governments should adhere when conducting communications surveillance include having a legitimate aim, proportionality and user notification.

But this argument only works if conscription is a legitimate aim of government, and Schenck's pamphlet denied this.