Then, he explained, "You load your legally chartered Ukrainian or Russian plane in Rotterdam".
In the US, discharge planning is a legally mandated function for hospitals.
In United States, discharge planning is a legally mandated function for hospitals as outlined in Medicare's Conditions of Participation from Centres for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
(a)Legally formed business.
Registered as a "public benefit corporation" in Delaware, the status lets firms draw up a legally binding charter of incorporation to limit their activities in the future.
Seven Republican state senators facing tough challenges have sued the tiny Working Families Party, making a fairly novel argument that it is not a legally functioning party.
The convention that prepared the first draft was chaired by Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a former French president, and the constitution embraces many ideas that are dear to the French, such as the creation of a legally binding Charter of Fundamental Rights, and a commitment to work towards a "common defence policy" for the EU.Even so, the French did not get everything they wanted.
It does deliver longstanding federalist goals, such as a legally binding Charter of Fundamental Rights, more integration on policies ranging from criminal justice to defence, and more powers for the European Parliament.Among EU member countries, instinctive federalists such as Belgium and Luxembourg naturally like the new constitution.
This will clearly always be the case until we have a legally applicable Charter of Fundamental Rights; only then will things be done differently.
A foreign-built boat that is registered in the United States cannot legally be chartered with a crew, says Bob Leslie of Northrop and Johnson.
Essentially, this would mean the plebiscite could function as a legally binding referendum.
