Sentence examples for permissible classification from inspiring English sources

Appellant relies upon Colgate v. Harvey, supra, 24 as a precedent to support his argument that the present statute is not within the limits of permissible classification and violates the privileges and immunities clause.

He said the agency would try to make sure that the intelligence was given "the lowest permissible level of classification" so it could be widely shared within the new department and, in some cases, with state and local officials.

Whereas the UK equivalent, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), publishes guidelines detailing what is and is not permissible within each classification, the MPAA have been widely criticised for their inconsistent judgments, secretive nature and harsh rulings on sex compared to lenience on violence.

2. When are racial classifications permissible?

It approved the classification as permissible under the due process and equal protection clauses and refused to accept the argument that its interpretation of the statutes violated the privileges and immunities clause.

The Supreme Court has said that sex-based classifications are permissible only if they serve important governmental goals and are substantially related to achieving those goals.

These differences are enough to bring the classification within the permissible range of state power, so far as the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment is concerned.

But such a policy would only be permissible "as long as the tax classification is not applied so as to protect domestic production over imports," meaning that a discriminatory tax on alcohol content, even if designed for public health purposes, could be found in violation of trade treaty obligations [ 93].

The classifications are desirable, maximum permissible and the values exceed maximum permissible limit are termed as not permissible.

For all ships, passenger and cargo, the approval of the maximum permissible draft must be sought from the classification society.

Under the so-called "traditional test," a classification is said to be permissible under the Equal Protection Clause unless it is "without any reasonable basis". [p520] Lindsley v. Natural Carbonic Gas Co., 220 U.S. 61, 78 (1911).