Sentence examples for valid interests from inspiring English sources

A "There are numerous valid interests that a co-op may have that can only be protected by requiring special provisions in a sublease between a shareholder and a subtenant," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer who is the vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

The great majority of suspensions served no demonstrated valid interests of children or schools.

This norm of racial indifference rings false in view of parents' valid interests in decisional autonomy, reproductive privacy and racial expression.

To the contrary, our cases establish that "States have a valid interest in deterring and segregating habitual criminals".

Rather, it has a valid interest in looking for evidence of connection between representation and an exercise of the popular will.

There is no question that the state of Nebraska has a valid interest, one not designed to strike at the right itself, in prohibiting partial birth abortion.

While your supervisor has a valid interest in learning if an employee is a habitual slacker, there are less intrusive ways to do so.

"Although the state has a valid interest in maintaining order on its streets and sidewalks and in preventing violence by crowds, this interest is not sufficient to apply such a blanket rule to people assembling peacefully," wrote Perry.

As well, he said, any Western negotiations that tries to assemble a coalition to govern Afghanistan "has to take account of the fact that Pakistan has a valid interest in close involvement with the arrangements for any such successor regime".

I believe we can achieve this objective, Helen, by working closely with this consortium of nations, which have got a valid interest in seeing to it that North Korea does not have nuclear weapons.... Q.

Avoiding that belief -- just like avoiding the belief that money bought results on the Supreme Court -- has got to be an important and valid interest of the state.