Valsts valodas centra izstrādātie politikas, tiesību un valsts pārvaldes termini

Konteksts: [..] However, having regard to the judgment of the House of Lords in the case of Hill v. Chief Constable of West Yorkshire (see paragraphs 90-92 below), from which he found no relevant distinction, he considered that the matters in issue were failures in investigation of crime and thus public policy doomed the action to failure. He rejected the argument that where the class of victim was sufficiently proximate and sufficiently small the public policy argument might not apply. [..]
Avots: Case of Osman v. The United Kingdom