Sentence examples for although not legally from inspiring English sources

Gap and Walmart signed up to a similar – although not legally binding – accord on Wednesday.

Although not legally binding, like a prenuptial agreement, it looks much better as wall art, especially now that artists are writing and illustrating them with increasing fancifulness.

Although not legally binding, the declaration was intended to serve as "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations".

Although not legally binding, local authority affordable housing targets, usually expressed as a percentage of the number of homes to be built, are based on complex formulas based on local housing demand, affordability and local wages.

Although not legally required to do archaeology, the city understands that its past increases the value of its future, and so had hired us to check the lot before earth-moving began.

The report concluded that the guidance, although not legally enforceable, pushed districts to ease up on discipline, and suggested this has allowed bad behavior to continue and dangerous students to remain in schools, setting the stage for violence.

Although still not legally divorced from his first two wives, Harrison married Filomena Abela, a Maltese woman at Alexandria in 1920.

Although originally not legally binding the Charter was frequently cited by the EU's courts as encapsulating rights which the courts had long recognised as the fundamental principles of EU law.

So he also insisted that although prisoners were not legally eligible for humane treatment, they should be granted it anyway.

His first marriage, in 1952 to Sally Gracie, lasted a few months, although they were not legally divorced until 1958.

Although it is not legally required to obtain the approval, Kodak said "sound corporate governance" dictated the vote.