I can't quite fathom those so-called law abiding citizens wanting people the law has deemed unsuitable to be able to purchase firearms.
What is not available to all cannot be the object of democratic legitimacy, and is unsuitable for formalization in national law.
These include age-rating classification schemes, filtering systems to block unsuitable or harmful content, formulation of laws and acts etc., which attempt to facilitate the fostering of trust in the Internet for learning, information and communication.
An inquest found police used "unsuitable" force.
In China, women are often discouraged from doing the same jobs as men with labour laws suggesting work, such as mining, is unsuitable for women.
Critics have portrayed Mr. Ashcroft as unsuitable for the job as the nation's top law enforcement officer because, they assert, he is unwilling to subordinate his conservative views to the need to enforce the law in areas he disagrees with.
Edicts must be debated by relevant authorities and made law if justified or abandoned if found unsuitable.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, said that the government must now show why the voluntary use of filters to screen out material unsuitable for children would not work as well as the law's criminal penalties.
Abolitionist critics focus on three aspects of criminal law which, they argue, make it an utterly unsuitable institution for the kinds of social life and the kinds of relationship that we should seek (see Christie 1977; Hulsman 1986; Bianchi 1994).
