Sentences with phrase «policy justification»
"Policy justification" refers to explaining or providing reasons to support a particular policy or decision. It involves presenting evidence or logical arguments to demonstrate why a specific course of action is necessary, beneficial, or appropriate. Full definition
Kirkman writes, «Predictably, the witnesses represented opposite ends of the spectrum in their viewpoints on the appropriate scope and public policy justifications for fair use under the copyright law.»
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In addition, there are legitimate public policy justifications for the doctrine, such as ensuring that the public receives its end of the bargain for the grant of patent.
MPs argued that the core foreign policy justification for invading Afghanistan in 2001 - denying the country as a base for al - Qaida - «may have been achieved some time ago».
But Chad Alderman, a policy analyst at the consulting firm Bellwether Education Partners, argued the federal government was always clear about the possibility of getting a higher education board to sign off on alternative standards — even if that took no more than a letter of support without much in the way of policy justification.
Nonetheless, a substantial share of allowances is still distributed through free allocation, with policy justifications including protection for trade - exposed industries and prevention of economic activity leakage outside of the European Union.
The majority, however, buries Hill v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police [1989] AC 53 — whose public policy justifications have been inverted.
The case law displays beyond doubt that public policy justifications and mandatory requirements are significantly overlapping categories.
It considers the various means by which extraterritorial action may be taken, and examines the policy justifications that have primarily motivated Canada to act extraterritorially in the past.
There appears to be no policy justification for the current position.