Sentence examples for Legal necessities from inspiring English sources

In the past, internal federal bodies tried to limit their use to legal necessities and reined in the publicity and bombast around them.

The perception held in position four was that HIV should be regarded as any normal medical infection, whose diagnosis and disclosure should be based on medical as opposed to ethical or legal necessities.

Given the legal necessities for a Eurocentric government to engage in honorable and meaningful consultation with Indigenous communities about conservation ethics and natural resource management, it remains to be seen how these Indigenous-Western science cross-cultural consultations should be undertaken (Crawford et al. 2010).

That is partly out of legal necessity.

But there is something about knowing one's true birthday that goes beyond legal necessity.

The Guardian understands it could be weeks before the notices, which are a legal necessity, are sent out in order to give genuine students more time to relocate.

Ed Miliband has threatened to make them a legal necessity; Conservatives countered by complaining about the Labour links of the BBC's debate negotiator, Sue Inglish.

This could be a matter of legal necessity: the boys were charged with only a handful of homicides, and detailing other crimes might result in further indictments.

At the end of August the administration acknowledged the political necessity of a congressional resolution (they still deny its legal necessity); and after that plans began in earnest to court United Nations support.

The choice now presents itself of whether to introduce him by name or by pseudonym, a choice that is more one of decorum than of legal necessity (he's dead).

The department defended the changes as a legal necessity, but members of Congress quickly took the offensive, characterizing them as a backdoor way of cutting education aid without facing the public.