Sentences with phrase «purely private interests»

The syndic argued that the protection afforded professional secrecy is much stronger than that afforded litigation privilege, which serves only to protect purely private interests.

The syndic also argued that since litigation privilege protects purely private interests it should give way to public interest since the mandate of the regulatory body is to ensure the protection of the public.

What is Prof Lewandowsky role at SkS, is it purely a private interest (but why the University accreditation, and the debunking handbook, is promoted on the UWA — Shaping Tomorrows World blog.

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Religious freedom becomes then merely the right to worship any God you please or none at all, with the implication that religion is a purely private matter of no interest or concern to political society.

Whichever is right» whether marriage is or is not a purely private matter in which the state has no abiding interest» the deeper and more immediate danger of the marriage issue for Christians is its potential use by gay activists to undermine the autonomy of the Church and other religious entities.

As opposed to purely private transactions, a public interest exists (certainly in Quebec under civil law) in maintaining a reliable real estate registry.

The answer can not be determined from a mere examination of an organization's current membership rolls but rather depends on how the organization selects members and other relevant factors, such as that the organization is dedicated to the preservation of religious, ethnic or cultural values of legitimate common interest to its members, or that it is in fact and effect an intimate, purely private organization whose membership limitations could not be constitutionally prohibited.

I agree with any who think diluting the power of our realtor.ca site is purely stupid... If we give our data away to third party sites, and drive customers away from realtor.ca... we are indeed stupid... improve the site we should... allow other sites to offer competitive information... stupid... I also agree that CREA has lost a real vision for our industry, buckling to any demands put to it... either by the Competition Bureau... or private interests... time we had some backbone...