Examples of using Objectively justified in English and their translations into Spanish
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will have strategies in place to address racial disparities which cannot be explained or objectively justified.
However, the situation is different where a decision in the preliminary investigation deals in such depth with the question of guilt that the suspect's fear that the judge is not impartial is objectively justified.
when this is objectively justified for achieving a lawful objective
the prohibition of unequal treatment that is not objectively justified are the cornerstones of a democratic State
unless such differentiation is objectively justified by a legitimate aim
except the situation when this restraint is objectively justified by a legitimate purpose
practices are objectively justified by a legitimate purpose
practices that may be objectively justified by the achievement of a lawful aim proportion[sic]
The personal conviction of a judge as perceived by a party may give rise to an"objectively justified fear" of a lack of impartiality."In
between Austrian/EEA nationals and others remains objectively justified and accordingly consistent with article 26.
when this is objectively justified for achieving a lawful objective
it nevertheless seems to be objectively justified to govern individual aspects of equal treatment law in the respective specific laws(Materiengesetze)
while the difference in treatment cannot be explained by objectively justified factors unrelated to discrimination on any particular grounds.
practice is objectively justified in view of a legal purpose
when this is objectively justified for achieving a lawful objective
practice is objectively justified by a legitimate aim
In objectively justified cases-- e.g. in alleged cases of ill-treatment with grave consequential injuries or in cases in which also organisational impartiality seems necessary,
practice is objectively justified by a legitimate aim
an individual prohibition of employment imposed by a medical doctor unless the time limit on the employment contract is objectively justified or provided by law.
this is objectively justified, not least on the basis of the requirements of international law