Sentence examples for Legal set up from inspiring English sources

After 1974, corporations and trade associations, reassured that what they were doing was fully legal, set up PACs by the hundreds.

Start with the actual legal set up.

The family of the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, set up fundraising pages online to cover her legal fees.

Any action against the killers, Mr. Ali said, should come through the legal system set up by the rebel council, not by rough tribal justice.

The Guardian splashes on the news, saying Obama cast his scrapping of the legal apparatus set up by George Bush as a way for America to reclaim the moral high ground in the fight against al-Qaida.

More than 46,000 people have joined a legal block set up by Greenpeace and based on the access rights homeowners have over the ground below their property, according to Greenpeace.

The separate legal body set up to acquire the aircraft, known as a special-purpose entity, would be substantially controlled by the government, so "its transactions should be reflected in the federal budget," the report said.

Arthur I. Weinstein, vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that a rescue corporation is a legal entity set up to limit the bad income a co-op receives.

But the general urged the soldiers to stop by a legal office, set up outside, to draft their wills and to sign over power of attorney to their spouses.

It's unlikely, without a legal system set up by Congress, that EPA will allow power plants to buy tradable certificates for renewable power, a step that could make lowering emissions more affordable.

And they get that through the legal system set up for administrative relief via the EEOC.