Sentence examples for Legally incorrect from inspiring English sources
The Foreign Ministry said the proposal was historically and legally incorrect and included unacceptable accusations against China.
Norman Siegel, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the mayor was "legally incorrect in his analysis".
The American Medical Association charged today that a Justice Department decision permitting certain types of job discrimination against people with AIDS was legally incorrect and unjustified.
In addition there were the high profile cases, such as the legally incorrect decision to withdraw a rail franchise or to sanction a nuclear power programme without sufficient consultation.
Whiskey, and other alcoholic beverages, remain legally incorrect in the car (in fact, one mother said she and her children passed the miles singing "Ninety-Nine Bottles of Ginger Ale on the Wall").
Unfortunately, the assemblywoman's opinion is legally incorrect and fails to understand the manner in which the term demolition has consistently been applied to regulated housing by the administrative agencies and courts.
Thus, Mr. Peace issued a retraction two weeks later, stating that his comments were "both legally and factually incorrect" and that Standard Chartered accepts responsibility "for past knowing and willful criminal conduct in violating U.S. economic sanctions laws and regulations".
Sure, they trawled my university matriculation records to find some incorrect and legally and personally sensitive data, but it would be easy to change, right?
Parker is outraged at the profusion of laws around the country chipping away at abortion rights, and he objects that much of the critique of abortion is based on bad science — yet doctors are sometimes legally obliged to provide incorrect information to patients.
Apart from showing substantial differences between them on pivotal issues, the guidelines contain various elements that appear scientifically incorrect and/or legally untenable.
