"acting legally" is an appropriate phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The company is committed to acting legally and ethically in all its business endeavors."
French police will be conducting spot checks on taxis in Cannes this time around to ensure that all drivers with paying passengers are acting legally.
Bagwell insisted the strikes were legal but argued the law needed to be revisited to give drone operators greater confidence that they were acting legally.
"We believe we are acting legally under the E.U. law, and have complained to the E.U.," a British Airways spokesman, Steve D. Double, said on Monday.
A spokesman for Mr. Blair noted that Lord Goldsmith, the attorney general, had found that Britain was acting legally in backing military action.
Britain has long asserted that when Lord Elgin chiseled off the sculptures some 200 years ago, he was acting legally, since he had permission from Greece's Ottoman rulers.
She would be acting legally, Mr. Roy said, as long as she announced the new wage rates sometime in the calendar year.
Along with other firms that had moved to tax havens, including Tyco and Ingersoll Rand, it was pilloried as "unpatriotic", even though it was acting entirely legally.
"If you have marijuana right now, even if you are acting completely legally according to your state, you may still be in serious jeopardy," Oliver said.
Administrations take great pains to ensure they are acting Constitutionally and legally.
LGBTQ students in their charge aren't being protected and cared for as legally required and educators could be acting illegally and culpably.
They may be acting illegally on still-secret information about looming disasters (like ImClone's Samuel Waksal) or legally as clear-eyed purveyors of what's already out there.
