Sentence examples for be legally challenged from inspiring English sources

Outside, those comments could be legally challenged.

But whether that mandate would let the regulator impose "minimum speed" obligations, which would set a global precedent, is unclear and could be legally challenged by operators.

He said that the sultan could be legally challenged for his decision to remove the then-incumbent chief minister during a political crisis.

Unless NGOs and humanitarian agencies can be legally challenged and held to account, such principles and minimum standards do not do enough to establish real accountability.

"With the court's decision, same-sex couples no longer have to worry that their right to marry could be legally challenged in this state," Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said in a statement on Tuesday.

The source claims the bonuses were deliberately brought forward by two months because the bank was about to be taken into public ownership and knew bonuses might be legally challenged after the bailout.

He claimed the investigations were undermining community cohesion and said the trust would be legally challenging the Ofsted findings.

In the three states where the bans have been legally challenged, the courts blocked them.

Peter's custody of his dead lover's daughter was legally challenged by the child's bitterly prejudiced grandmother.

A plan to cut legal aid for patients left physically or mentally damaged by NHS care is being legally challenged by a medical safety charity.

This absurdity – that the money provided by Shapps is being spent on the precise opposite of his stated aim – is being legally challenged by Save.