"Policy reasons" refers to the specific principles, goals, or objectives that guide or influence a decision or action taken by a government, organization, or individual.
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There is no
public policy reason why GI claims should by - pass the principle that fault is required for a defendant to be liable.
To put it another more understandable way these two families have completely different standards of living and if so there is no public
policy reason why they should face similar tax rates.
The
underlying policy reason why a dismissed employee has a legal obligation to seek new employment is because the purpose of providing notice is to give the employee time to find new work.
For the practical and
investment policy reasons of liquidity and implementation, we think it is likely that pension plans and their investment managers will invest in the Canadian dollar issues of foreign issuers.
Interesting to see the majority speak of traditional criminal law principles in the context of offences, which, for
public policy reasons, are the least traditional criminal law offences in the Code.
She also pointed out a number
of policy reasons against allowing indefinite accrual, including the possibility that it could create perverse incentives for employers to dismiss workers on sick leave early, rather than encouraging their rehabilitation.
«There are a number of
sound policy reasons for allowing salespeople to incorporate, as well as a fairness issue...»
In addition to finding that the third party claim against the plaintiff's lawyer could not succeed at law, the Court of Appeal also cited
policy reasons against permitting one party to sue another party's lawyer for alleged negligence; noting that such claims undermine a lawyer's loyalty to their client and invade the sanctity of the lawyer - client relationship.
Although there are exceptions to this general proposition, the prevalence of alcohol in these crimes means that there are likely to be
strong policy reasons militating against an intoxication - based defence.»
While there are plenty of
legitimate policy reasons that evangelicals might support Governor Romney, their willingness to overlook their desire for a coreligionist candidate may also have at least something to do with the fact that 24 % of them — higher than any other religious group — believe Obama is a Muslim, and even more are unaware (or unconvinced?)
Part of the reason is purely domestic political (which, of course, a lot of
foreign policy reasons boil down to, in many countries).
Like all the IPCC scenarios, B1 does not assume that any measures are taken for
climate policy reasons (e.g., Kyoto, or carbon sequestration).
Robust policy options that can be justified by associated
policy reasons whether or not anthropogenic climate change is dangerous avoids the hubris of pretending to know what will happen with the 21st century climate.
Even if plaintiffs establish proximity, a court may find that the duty should be abrogated for
policy reasons under the second branch of the Anns test.
In light of the
compelling policy reasons in favour of allowing multiple derivative actions, in Waddington the court took the view that a multiple derivative action should be allowed to proceed unless there was good reason why it should not.
In its costs decision for Campbell v. Evert (previously blogged about here), the Ontario Superior Court of Justice further distilled the rationale and
policy reasons informing the «modern approach» to fixing costs in estate litigation.
Under the Trip Cancellation benefit, it can refund your trip costs if you miss your flight and need to cancel your trip for a reason listed by your policy
Crown Corporations (today at least) are the residual tail of what was once a fairly active intervention by the Canadian state in various sectors of the economy, allegedly for
special policy reasons.
For many women the only care option available to them — for geographic, financial, and
HSE policy reasons — is hospital care.
Any argument Sen. Klein and Co. had that they are in this for
policy reasons becomes even more unbelievable once Smith defects.
The Judge noted that the parties had not provided any evidence regarding the nature, characteristics and functioning of Twitter, or any
social policy reasons for interpreting or extending the meaning or definition of «broadcast» to include Twitter.
There are
obvious policy reasons for this rule: if all accomplices to criminal behavior avoid responsibility by remaining deliberately ignorant, much criminal conduct — particularly related to the drug trade — would go unpunished.
1999)(mere adultery, though persistent, can not rise to level of intentional infliction of emotional distress); Weicker v. Weicker, 22 N.Y. 2d 8, 290 N.Y.S. 2d 732 (1968)(strong
policy reasons weighed against applying intentional infliction of emotional distress to dispute arising out of matrimonial differences); Wilson v. Still, 819 P. 2d 714 (Okla. 1991)(act of woman stealing plaintiff's husband was not sufficiently outrageous); Rosenthal v. Erven, 172 Or.
For
policy reasons ICBC says, employers should not be held vicariously liable for wilful breaches of privacy under the Privacy Act.
ECHR, art 14 is not violated because there are
clear policy reasons for making distinctions between Zambrano carers and others, for the same reasons as justify the indirect discrimination.
I'm not sure that university faculty would meet the same definition of public officials or serve the
same policy reasons for the holding in Sullivan.
The 1973 American case of United States v. Robinson upheld the search incident to arrest doctrine for
similar policy reasons as in Canada.
«There's a
good policy reason why Clinton might support universal voting, but there's also a good political reason,» Rick Hasen, a voting law expert, tells me.
«There are a number of
sound policy reasons for allowing salespeople to incorporate, as well as a fairness issue: most regulated professions gained the ability to incorporate through the Business Corporations Act 2001.
So, to be blasphemous, there is no valid public
policy reason why B.C. needs law school tuition frozen at artificially low levels when it is $ 5,000 to $ 15,000 higher in Ontario.
There are
legitimate policy reasons to look at teacher «effectiveness,» as opposed to the credentials mentioned by the law (such as experience or qualifications).
However, it is still the case that the sun never fully sets on our new King's realms: some small territories decided, for economic and
foreign policy reasons, to retain the royal connection.
Concentrations under this scenario are stabilised at 540 ppm CO2 equivalent or thereabouts, and by assumption the implementation of expensive technologies for
climate policy reasons is excluded.
There is no
compelling policy reason why a failure to pay the full final fee on a patent application should invalidate a subsequently issued valid patent.
[14] In response, the respondent submits that Hausmann and the cases referred to in it, are considering a parent's obligation to pay child support and that there are public
policy reasons for casting a wide net to include as much available income as possible to support children of a relationship.
Rejected: This represents how often messages are rejected (bounced due to
some policy reason, usually spam filtering or blacklisting) compared to other IP addresses seen in the Sender Score Reputation Network.
The Finance Minister should, for both political and
policy reasons, establish a new process involving an independent «commission of tax and policy experts» to address not only income tax reform, but also, equally important, the structure (income taxes and GST) of the tax system itself.
It isn't any of Palin's specific policies or ideological beliefs which have so antagonized the liberals (although they surely dislike her for
policy reasons, too).
«For strong public
policy reasons, persons who are under investigation but have not been charged with any offence should not be publicly named other that in exceptional circumstances - circumstances which were not present in this case.
«When the CPS refused to prosecute it was not because there was no evidence to convict, but because of political and
policy reasons.
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