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Is it correct to put a comma after "objective"?
Thus, even if the anti-doping rules were to be regarded as limiting the appellants’ freedom of action, they would not necessarily constitute a restriction of competition incompatible with Article 81 EC because they were justified by a legitimate objective, and such a limitation was inherent in the organization and proper conduct of competitive sport.
Thanks.
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Re: comma
Thus, even if the anti-doping rules were to be regarded as limiting
Either in the singular:
an/the appellant's
or plural:
appellants'
freedom of action, they would not necessarily constitute a restriction of competition incompatible with Article 81 EC, because they were justified by a legitimate objective; and such a limitation was inherent in the organization and proper conduct of competitive sport.
"...and such a limitation..." refers back to the beginning of the sentence and NOT following straight on from "legitimate objective". It needs separating off. Use a semi-colon as the break.
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