Sentence examples for is legally determined from inspiring English sources
When an invention arises from collaborative work with an institution or company, the IP may be jointly owned if at least one employee of each institution is legally determined to be an inventor.
It had never been legally determined who was a U.S. citizen.
Once a potential donor has been identified, brain death must be legally determined [ 10, 11].
Costi acknowledged Shaw's proposal would allow that gap in the refugee convention to be filled but said the problem would be legally determining whether an environmental migrant was still able to live in their home country.
Kenneth A. Walton, a lawyer in Sacramento who used the Internet name "golfpoorly" in offering the painting on eBay, said that he would cancel the sale, which is legally binding, if experts determine that the canvas is not by Diebenkorn and the buyer wants out.
What about copyright, you ask? tunesBag claims it has all of that covered, as it will only make sharing features visible to people who are located in countries where sharing of tracks is legally covered by licensing agreements, as determined by their IP addresses.
will send a three-man team into the place to determine whether it is legally a menace.
Mr. Kaczynski's lawyers have said he would cooperate in a limited examination to determine if he is legally competent.
But it is not clear what Deloitte achieves by continuing to say that its interpretation of accounting principles is correct and the regulator that essentially determines what accounting is legally required, beyond a reputation for aggressiveness.
"Doctors intending to perform the procedure must now speak with the young woman and determine whether she is legally... competent, whether she can make a decision herself about whether she should terminate the pregnancy or not".
Lord Hardie said his inquiry will not consider whether the trams should have gone ahead in the first place, or determine whether anyone is legally or financially liable for the fiasco – but that it would try to establish why they "cost considerably more than originally budgeted for and delivered significantly less" than promised.
