Sentence examples for accepted legally from inspiring English sources

But Cipla's offer cannot be accepted legally in South Africa because the drug is under patent to Yale and Bristol-Myers.

In ratifying the Kyoto Protocol, most developed countries accepted legally binding commitments to limit their emissions.

Because if gay marriage becomes accepted legally across the country, then polygamists are going to become emboldened to make their own civil rights case to society.

Would an independent Scotland accept legally binding debt and deficit rules as the price of sharing sterling?"I'm in favour of a stability pact," Mr Salmond said.

Ahead of the meeting, India's top negotiator, Shyam Saran, said that India was not a major emitter of greenhouse gases and would not accept legally binding limits on emissions that would threaten its growth and prevent it from easing the energy deficit that left 500 million Indians without electric power.

The story here is not all one of resistance and failure.Michael Grubb and his co-authors, who work at a respected British think tank, chronicle the global negotiations that culminated in the agreement among world leaders at Kyoto in Japan two years ago to accept legally binding reductions in the emission of greenhouse gases.Rather than attack the Carbon Club, the authors get down to hard issues.

In the eyes of the law, if you keep it for a long period of time you have legally accepted the item.

Its decisions have been patiently waited for and accepted as legally conclusive by the general judgment of the public.

In a response prepared in advance of Ms. Moskowitz's hearing, the Department of Education wrote that it is "committed to assuring compliance with both generally accepted and legally mandated bidding procedures and regulations".

A holograph will, for example, which is usually unwitnessed, is an instrument wholly written in the handwriting of the signer, and it may be accepted as legally binding upon the law to carry out its dispositions, barring the findings of anything that could render it invalid.

There is arguably an important difference between the transplant case and HESC research insofar as the moral wrong associated with the latter (a) systematically devalues a particular class of human beings and (b) is largely socially accepted and legally permitted.