Sentence examples for policy justifications from inspiring English sources

The District's petition calls the case "quite literally a matter of life and death," given the demonstrable dangers of handguns and the policy justifications for regulating them.

Those same policy justifications apply when the Court is considering a motion to stay on grounds of forum non conveniens that would have the same practical effect as dismissal.

"The drone strike announcements were made before any public policy debate or discussion, and officials from both [Pakistani and British] governments have refrained from answering questions directly or providing clarifying information to know if their practice is aligned with their policy justifications," said Micah Zenko, an expert on drones at the Council on Foreign Relations.

After reviewing the policy justifications underlying regulation across the financial services industry, the Essay summarizes the distinctive regulatory structures that characterize U.S. oversight of each major sector of the industry: private contract, securities regulation, futures contracts, investment companies, depository institutions, insurance companies, and employee benefit plans.

For example, the court went to lengths to distinguish the circumstances presented from those involving an unreasonable search conducted by a foreign government, recognizing that while the fruits of an unreasonable search by U.S. authorities would likely be excluded under the Fourth Amendment, the policy justifications for that rule did not apply to searches conducted by foreign authorities.

This Court has clearly articulated the policy justifications for requiring a showing of overwhelming hardship in order to dismiss on grounds of forum non conveniens, for example, (1) the plaintiff's interest in litigating in the chosen forum, (2) Delaware's interest in deciding issues of Delaware law, and (3) Delaware's interest in adjudicating disputes involving Delaware entities.

In short, the promise of technological benefits has become the universal policy justification.

In other words, what is the policy justification, if any, for allowing this costly litigation to proceed?

A study by the Copyright Office in 1992 concluded that it was "not persuaded that sufficient economic and copyright policy justification exists to establish droit de suite in the United States".

Thus, conservative budget hawks and liberal social welfare advocates alike subordinate their usual priorities to help their parties pay off wealthy farmers regardless of need, policy justification or even a realistic assessment of how to strengthen small farms.

As part of the reasoning that underlies this conclusion concerning tax insurance, the Article examines and develops a novel approach that provides a tax policy justification for excluding general liability insurance proceeds from the insured's income.