Sentence examples for Legally able to do from inspiring English sources

"What are we legally able to do?

"There's just a question of law as to whether they're legally able to do it".

It gave the band a new zeal – playing live was all they were legally able to do – and eventually they managed to buy Price out of her contract ("Worth every penny," notes Olson).

It was legally able to do so partly by securing some UK tax deductions from the Dutch lending structure as well as by offsetting high running costs and investment at its UK operations and using other tax breaks, some relating to new medicine research and development.

Trump is hitting the limits of what he is legally able to do through executive authority, they said, and the United States has relatively few tools to deal with the gang violence, poverty and hunger propelling a mass exodus of Central American migrant families over the past five years.

Yet they didn't report it when they were legally able to do so.

Today, the vast majority of potential immigrants are not legally able to come to the U.S. The law, quite simply, doesn't let them.

Many people with representative payees do not have guardians and are therefore legally able to manage their own lives.

There was confusion regarding gestational age requirements and who was legally able to perform an abortion.

Are you legally able to perform weddings where I live?

That right has allowed people to profit from city property in ways that farmers have not legally been able to do.