"There is no objective justification for it.
The employer can cite "no objective justification" (not defined), such as a lack of business need, for not granting the request.
Dahabshiil, which sought an injunction to stop Barclays from shutting it down, claimed the British bank was abusing its dominant position by proposing to end the relationship without objective justification, and by treating Dahabshiil differently from other customers.
In that landmark case, the European court ruled that there was a prima facie case of sex discrimination and it was for the employer to show an objective justification for the difference in pay.
That case will decide whether the principle of self-defence, used by the officer who shot Duggan, must include an element of objective justification for the subjective belief that the victim posed a threat.
"There is no objective justification," Chemi Shalev, a columnist, wrote in the newspaper Maariv, "for having new elections now, less than a year after the government was established, after the withdrawal from Lebanon, before an agreement with the Palestinians and at the beginning of what could turn out to be economic prosperity".
After fifty-two days, tens of millions of gallons of spilled oil, and a litany of failed attempts to stop it, the BP C.E.O. says of the company's sixteen-per-cent stock dip, "There is no objective justification for this share price movement".
"The requirements of the EU allow for objective justification, that is clear evidence of exceptional circumstances.
Therefore, further analysis is required, supported by an objective justification documented by the involved local authorities.
