Sentence examples for call legally from inspiring English sources

If you can somehow challenge a call legally (like red flag challenges in football), then ask your coach to challenge the call.

I had to agree with Ben Brantley, whose review in The New York Times cautioned, "Flossing between songs is recommended," and called "Legally Blonde" a "nonstop sugar rush of a show".

Miliband was on the Today programme to discuss his call for legally binding targets to eradicate carbon emissions ahead of the climate change conference starting in Paris next week.

There seems to be more call for legally ratified norms, now, in medicine and beyond, which makes the job of the DPP ever-more charged and powerful.

(AP) VERNON: MAN RULED INSANE -- A Superior Court judge ruled yesterday that a man who opened fire on three state troopers responding to a 1998 vandalism call was legally insane.

Broadcaster Loyd Grossman and celebrity chef Albert Roux are among those backing the call for legally binding hospital food standards.

It is a relatively close call ― legally, operationally and strategically.

Companies or organisations making automated marketing calls are legally meant to have the permission of the person they are calling before they call.

In the wake of Leelah Alcorn's death, there have been renewed calls to legally end the practice of using so-called "reparative therapy" to change children's sexual orientation or gender identity or expression.

Now Cambridge has announced an agreement with Schnitzler's grandsons, putting an end to what it called "a legally awkward" situation.

It is shameful that Republican lawmakers are not as respectful of the values enunciated on Tuesday by Mr. Gates and Adm. Michael Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who firmly supported eliminating what Mr. Gates called a "legally and morally fraught process".