Examples of using Objective and reasonable justification in English and their translations into French
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Objective and reasonable justification.
Whether there is objective and reasonable justification.
Objective and reasonable justification.
Distinction in question had no objective and reasonable justification.
No objective and reasonable justification for such a difference of treatment.
In any event,there had been an objective and reasonable justification.
We can thus affirm that the criterion in the Act refers to the fact that the distinction in treatment is discriminatory when it lacks objective and reasonable justification.
However, that measure had an objective and reasonable justification for the reasons previously indicated.
Argument centred on the question whether this difference had an objective and reasonable justification.
The Court discerns no objective and reasonable justification for the differences of treatment now being considered.
Here again, the Court fails to find any objective and reasonable justification.
As far as distinctions according to national or ethnic origin and religion are concerned,the following two sub-tests are generally applicable to determine the existence of an objective and reasonable justification.
Once this is accepted,it falls to the state to prove the objective and reasonable justification for the difference in treatment.
Paragraph 1 does not prevent the Governor from setting certain conditions in terms of age and nationality in respect of specific posts/positions,provided that such limits have an objective and reasonable justification.
Discrimination means treating differently, without an objective and reasonable justification, persons in relevantly similar situations.
The question for the Court, therefore,is to determine whether the difference in treatment had an objective and reasonable justification.
Such difference of treatment as there was therefore had an objective and reasonable justification within the meaning of the Court's consistent case-law.
The difference in treatment complained of therefore has,in the opinion of the Court, an objective and reasonable justification.
The differentiated treatment alleged by the author has an objective and reasonable justification in the sovereign authority of States to conclude bilateral agreements with other States in accordance with the considerations preferred by them.
The distinction complained of therefore lacks objective and reasonable justification.