Sentence examples for lawfully cut from inspiring English sources
Using offshore companies to hold property can lawfully cut tax bills.
..@POTUS lacks the constitutional authority to cut funding for #SanctuaryCities simply because they've lawfully acted to protect immigrants.
Lawmakers on Wednesday threatened to cut off the aid, however, saying that it could not lawfully go to a country that had overthrown its government.
There's Margaret Thatcher allegedly saying that the Russian population could happily be cut in three, and there is Albright's quote about Siberia and the Far East not lawfully belonging to Russia.
Image caption The Memorial Stadium was described as "old-fashioned and rather dilapidated" At a six-day High Court hearing in May, Sainsbury's argued it had "lawfully terminated" the contract when planning conditions were not met before the "cut-off date" in the agreement.
Mark Wonnacott QC, for Sainsbury's, who described the Memorial stadium as "old-fashioned and rather dilapidated", argued that the "structure of the contract" meant that conditions had not been met by a cut-off date and the contract had been lawfully terminated.
Vince Cable, the business secretary, insisted that the government was listening to citizens who were lawfully demonstrating against its programme of cuts, but said it would not alter its course.
There are very few states with clear-cut laws on which parts of your body you lawfully own, meaning that hospitals can decide on a case-by-case basis what you're allowed to take home (from your tonsils in a jar to the remnants of your appendix after surgery).
