Sentence examples for contrary legal from inspiring English sources
I invite any Japanese scholars to make the contrary legal case.
The government is allowed to take contrary legal positions in different settings, legal experts said.
But Pembrokeshire council says it has had contrary legal advice that the decision by the senior staff committee on September 2011 was lawful.
On July 1, Abe announced that his government would "reinterpret" Article Nine to allow the "the threat or use of force" that the Constitution renounced "forever," repudiating two generations of contrary legal understanding.
Gun-nut Nation, on the other hand, does not believe that guns cause any kind of threat to public health; to the contrary, legal gun ownership protects the public from threats to its welfare both from within the country and without.
The following year, Henry disinherited the sisters of Isabelle of Gloucester, contrary to legal custom, and betrothed John to the now extremely wealthy Isabelle.
In this context, Article 4(2)(d) recognises that competence is shared between the Union and the Member States in the field of agriculture, contrary to established legal opinion and the stance adopted by the Commission's legal services [SEC 92) 1990, 27.10.1992], which have hitherto regarded policy on markets (first pillar of the CAP) as an exclusive Union competence.
The unplanned project design appears contrary to the legal approach.
To the contrary, abortions were legal and practiced, if viewed unfavorably, during that era.
But the drugs are not legal, contrary to an assertion made in the column.
Contrary to the "legal origins" scholars׳ assumption, 25 transplants changed the transplanted lawmaking institution and 95 modified at least one of the transplanted lawmaking and adjudication rules.
