Examples of using Proper purpose in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The assumption is that the section is intended for a proper purpose.
The third condition(“proper purpose”) and the fourth condition(“to an extent no greater than is required”) are connected.
We will now address each of these two conditions, beginning with“proper purpose”.
That the proper purpose of increasing security does not justify serious harm to the lives of many thousands of Israeli citizens.
Let us now turn to each of these two conditions,and let us begin with‘a proper purpose.'.
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If the less harmful measure achieves the proper purpose to a lesser degree, it is not the measure that the legislature is obliged to adopt.
The exceptions mechanism may reduce the law's violation of the rights,without impairing the realization of the proper purpose.
Aspects of it will be considered within the framework of the third(‘proper purpose') and fourth(‘to an extent that is not excessive') conditions.
Occasionally we can justify a violation of equality- which, as we have seen, is not an absolute but a relative right-on the basis of a proper purpose.
As a rule, striving for a fairbalance between competing interests of individuals is a proper purpose(cf. the Yeshiva Students case, pp. 696-700; Manco).
If‘the proper purpose' focuses on the purpose of the law that violates the freedom of occupation, proportionality focuses on the measures that the law prescribed to achieve the desired purpose. .
We further assume that it has not been proved that thereare measures that are capable of realizing the proper purpose while violating human rights to a smaller degree.
The State of Israel finds itself defending itself against boycotts in the international arena, and its attempts to defend against the various harms thatmay be caused as a result is a proper purpose.
The national responsibility for enacting laws that will realize a proper purpose through proportionate measures rests, according to the principle of the separation of powers, with the legislature.
Second, they claim that the right to life of the persons living in the State of Israel andthe interest in protecting their security is a proper purpose that befits the values of the State of Israel.
I do not belittle the rationale for the Kinsey rule and especially the proper purpose of discovering the truth in criminal trials, which Justice Procaccia discussed extensively in her opinion.
Since we know that the government does not have the power to determine primary arrangements unless it has been authorized to do so by statute, we will know that such a distribution of money is not within its power even ifit is intended for a proper purpose.
It demands that the realization of the proper purpose, through rational measures that make use of the lowest level for realizing the purpose, will not lead to a disproportionate violation of human rights….
An additional purpose of the Law is to prevent harm to the international standing of Israel, or harm to its relations with other states and its foreign relations, which is also,in the Respondents' view, a proper purpose.
A proper purpose, a rational connection between it and the provisions of the law and the minimization of the violation of human rights that is capable of realizing the proper purposes are essential conditions for the constitutionality of the violation of human rights.
It has been held that general laws that restrict a constitutional right are unconstitutional,even if they are intended to realize a proper purpose, if the State does not show why it is not possible to recognize exceptions to the general prohibition in special circumstances.
This is a proper purpose, in their view, in that it is an expression of the state's obligation to protect the individuals and institutions connected to it, and to prevent discrimination against Israeli citizens on an illegitimate basis(such as their place of residence).
I would like to note that even if we accepted the state's position, that the Budget Item allows for recognized and conscious support of Torah study, and we have not stated that, it is doubtful whether the vehicle offinancial assistance for this group alone befits the proper purpose.
Is the correlation between the benefit derived from achieving the proper purpose of the law(to reduce as much as possible the risk from the foreign spouses in Israel) and the damage to the human rights caused by it(a violation of the human dignity of the Israeli spouse) a proportionate one?
Having read this section very carefully, I reserve the right and duty to use common sense and to say that 43 years, and thousands of dead and crippled and hundreds of thousands of arrestees,do not fit the definition of a“proper purpose” or“for a period and extent no greater than is required.”.
From all the above we can conclude that the Boycott Law, like the Prohibition of Discrimination Law,also advances a proper purpose of equality in that it is intended, inter alia, to prevent discrimination, which is a purpose grounded in additional Israeli legislation, as well as in the legislation of many other countries.
My colleagues Justices Melcer, Danziger and Hendel examined the Law under the proportionality tests, and I, too, am of the opinion that the Law is consistent with the values of the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state,that it is intended for a proper purpose, and that there is a rational connection between the Law and its purpose. .
According to my colleague's methodology, balances whose proper place is in the limitations clause-when examining the values of the State of Israel, the proper purpose of the legislation and its proportionality- are made within the framework of determining the scope of the right itself, by imposing the burden on someone whose right has been violated.
The purpose of the law should be regarded as a proper purpose when it is intended to protect human rights or to realize an important public or social purpose, in order to maintain a basis for coexistence within a social framework that seeks to protect and advance human rights see Menahem v Minister of Transport[4], at p.
The indictment claims that employees made use of the shockers with the knowledge andapproval of their superiors,“without proper purpose and in a manner which caused pain and suffering to calves, and they shocked the calves as they walked from one place to another, by placing the shocker on different parts of the body of the calf, including sensitive areas, even in cases where the calves were not physically capable of getting up, causing unnecessary pain and suffering.”.