Sentence examples for has been lawfully from inspiring English sources

"Arkansas is left no method of carrying out the death penalty in cases where it has been lawfully imposed," Justice Karen Baker wrote.

Even accurate data that has been lawfully published initially can, the court said, "in the course of time become incompatible with the directive".

He added: "You state that, even if Ms. Wilson's successor has been lawfully appointed and has taken the oath of office, you will refuse to allow him to be seated at the commission's next meeting.

Volunteer neighbourhood watch member George Zimmerman, 29, was described as having gone through "the worst time" of his life, and his defence attorney Don West told ABC News: "I don't know how he could not carry a gun at this point since he has been lawfully allowed to carry one".

The court's president, Lord Phillips, told the hearing the appeal was dismissed because "the request for Mr Assange's extradition has been lawfully made".

Now that the right for the LGBT community to wed has been lawfully established for months, the financial services company invited a diverse set of real-life couples to discuss what it's like to actually be married.

An inquest found that Duggan, 29, had been "lawfully killed".

On Wednesday the high court ruled Australia's offshore detention regime on Nauru had been lawfully established.

America's two million prison inmates have been lawfully deprived of their liberty, but they have not been sentenced to physical and psychological abuse.

Lord Collins added that the substantial police presence which confronted the arms campaigners had a "chilling effect" on people who had been lawfully ­protesting.

This means that provided the landlord followed all the correct procedures, Katie could have been lawfully evicted without the landlord having to provide any reason.