Sentence examples for it was lawfully from inspiring English sources

The forfeiture of petitioner's car did not take place until over four months after it was lawfully seized.

Well, so long as it was "lawfully made under U.S. copyright law".

They opposed the CFPB from the start, and they're now using the filibuster as a way of unilaterally preventing it from operating even though it was lawfully created by a vote of Congress and signed into law by the president.

It is hardly necessary to add that by the navy regulations of 1870, §§ 260-265, the court-martial could only be dissolved by the secretary of the navy, and might, at any time before he had dissolved it, be lawfully reconvened by him to reconsider its proceedings.

The QC told the judge, Mr Justice Peter Smith: "This present litigation is born out of Sports Direct wanting, so far as it is lawfully entitled, to keep these commercial arrangements confidential under the terms of a written confidentiality undertaking".

He wrote that federal authorities were "constraining" critical terrorism investigations in New York and said the federal government "is doing less than it is lawfully entitled to protect New York City," concluding that "the city is less safe as a result".

As far as possible, before marriage, keep yourself pure from familiarities with women, and, if you indulge them, let it be lawfully". But don't therefore be troublesome and full of reproofs to those who use these liberties, nor frequently boast that you yourself don't.

One basic assumption of legal systems is that the law, whatever it is, stays the same until it's lawfully changed.

Our war in Iraq fits in none of the prescribed situations where it is lawfully permissible.

It said the building was lawfully registered and was 50 years old.

In nearly half of cases this year when an infant class was lawfully expanded, it was because of an appeal decision.