Sentence examples for lawfully changed from inspiring English sources

Jury nullification raises important questions about whether we are better protected from unfair results by laws that are uniformly applied and then lawfully changed, or by decisions of juries that may well vary from one jury to another.

The court also ruled that the decree, the product of the city's own negotiated settlement, could not lawfully be changed to include the regulations, which were adopted by the state in 1996.

Never in Georgian history has a government changed so peacefully and lawfully.

Ms. Robbins's awful death, combined with that of Jessica Schmitz, who was killed two days later when a private sanitation truck turned into her path as she was lawfully crossing Park Avenue in Manhattan, suggests that nothing has changed.

Because the section includes no exception for suspects arrested domestically, the provision prompted a debate about whether it would change the law by empowering the government, for the first time, to lawfully arrest people inside the United States and hold them indefinitely in military custody, or whether it would change nothing because the government has that power already.

The Queen issued a Letters Patent to change William's title following his wedding, granting him "and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten the dignities of Baron Carrickfergus, Earl of Strathearn, and Duke of Cambridge".

"The latest consultation proposes to bring these works into copyright without any transitional provisions, which will simply make illegal the sale of copies that have been lawfully made or imported before the change in the law.

"Our society has to be able to tolerate individuals in this country who lawfully support organizations abroad fighting for change," said Marc Van Der Hout, a San Francisco lawyer who handled the case from the beginning for the National Lawyers Guild.

"There will be no change for EU citizens already lawfully resident in the UK," the campaign says.

"There will be no change for EU citizens already lawfully resident in the UK," the campaign said on its website.

This will be based on a revised Council of Europe convention, with the government saying it plans to introduce data protection standards "that reflect the huge growth in data and changes in technology", and ensure "data is processed, not only lawfully, but ethically".