Sentences with phrase «policy rationale»

He offered the basic policy rationale for what we had spent the last 10 months working on.

The public policy rationale behind this is that there is inherent power imbalances between insurance companies and public litigants.

Finally, patent policy rationale is also shaped by ideas about the public domain and the public good.

Nevertheless, the legal and policy rationale for moving toward seeking more individually unique information does include some clear criteria.

«Employing a liberalized model would allow the profession to uphold the public policy rationale underlying regulation while welcoming the investment and capital that spurs innovation, allows for global competition, enhances efficiencies, and facilitates new ways of serving clients,» the report states.

Changes to the EI rules announced by the government today are not rooted in any lengthy policy rationale.

Third, OHS violated the substantive requirements of the APA by proffering a legally insufficient justification for rescinding DACA, obscuring the true policy rationale for this substantial change, and otherwise violating independent constitutional and statutory provisions.

Writing at RetireHappy.ca, Runchey said «there is no valid policy rationale for the Allowance for the Survivor and it is a good example of how some well - intentioned government programs evolve into something else.»

A broad interpretation with exclusive dependence on public policy rationales treads into a dangerous encroachment of a police officer's immunity from self - incrimination that may bleed into our own.

An understanding of economic and political theory and history allows one to better understand the broader societal policy rationales which underpin the law.

Clearly, this is an area which would benefit from greater certainty as to the principles and policy rationales underlying judicial decision making.

Simply put, this is a terribly regressive policy lacking in any sensible public policy rationale.

The policy rationale is that if a company believes the tax relief would be temporary, it would make short - term investments to maximize benefits within the window while eschewing long - term investment that could reap benefits in the longer - term.

There is no policy rationale for this delayed repeal other than to reduce the ten - year cost of the bill.

Q: So if the 100 % exclusion is retroactive to include investments made in 2012, after expiration of the exclusion at the end of 2011, what's the policy rationale?

In our view, the Government and HMRC really need to make it clear what the public policy rationale is for the corporate evasion criminal offence in light of the recent ministerial statement.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has often been criticized for making big infrastructure pronouncements that are heavy on grandiosity and comparisons to Robert Moses, but light on specifics and policy rationale.

This creates the political justification for sharpened rhetoric on equality, while the policy rationale is contained in counteracting the tendencies to inequality involved with both globalisation and technological change, the great drivers of economic transformation in our times.

Farrell 2 mandates a purposive approach to deciding whether an organisation is caught by the direct effect of a Directive: one informed by the policy rationale in Becker.

It opens with the Conventions history, policy rationales, and processes (at a very high level of generality).

It opens with the Convention's history, policy rationales, and processes (at a very high level of generality).

The question was whether the memo was privileged under the laws of British Columbia and Alberta, not whether the motion judge agreed with the policy rationale for CIP or preferred the law of CIP that applied in some U.S. jurisdictions.