Sentence examples for Legal processing from inspiring English sources

Advocates expressed concern before Christmas about the raids, citing what they called flaws and abuses in the government's treatment and legal processing of the families, many of whom are fleeing danger or persecution in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.

Instead, the firm said it might use the funds to buy companies involved with activities like financial services, legal processing, health care or education that are located in parts of the world like India or China.

Vladimiro Montesinos, the former Peruvian spy chief who evaded an international manhunt for eight months before his arrest last weekend, was flown to Lima today in handcuffs and a bulletproof vest and began what promises to be months of questioning and legal processing.

A11 Ex-Spy Chief Returned to Peru Vladimiro Montesinos, the former Peruvian spy chief who evaded an international manhunt for eight months before his arrest this past weekend, was flown to Lima in handcuffs and a bullet-proof vest and began what promises to be months of questioning and legal processing.

The tougher tone came a day before Obama administration officials were expected to ask Congress to authorize new measures, including more than $2 billion in emergency funds, that would expedite the legal processing of the more than 52,000 children and 39,000 families apprehended this year.

Many, however, appeared critical of the court's decision, saying that the poor in India do not get legal processing with such speed.

But it charges $20 for a stop payment and $100 for "statement & research--legal processing". Those sound like fees to me.

Today, we successfully use our own Now Platform® to simplify, speed up, and streamline a wide variety of processes, including legal contract processing, quarterly financial close, employee onboarding, technology operations, and more.

In the first step, a designated group of legal ivory processing factories and businesses will be forced to close by March 31.

Got me a green card n' everything, which after legal and processing fees -- plus enough paperwork to make a filing clerk crouch into the fetal position -- ran me about $10,000.

WordPerfect became a standard program in many law offices back in the days of DOS, and Corel produces a version geared specifically to the needs of legal word-processing.