Sentence examples for lawfully determined from inspiring English sources

Therefore objects (Gegenstände) lawfully determined will in principle be rationally transparent to any other thinker, i.e., "objective" (objektiv, gegenständlich).

Natorp further alleged that from this relativization it followed that events are ordered, not in relation to an absolute time, but as lawfully determined phenomena in mutual temporal relation to one another.

"Unless there is a weak spot in our causal chain so that the second [neurological] link is not lawfully determined by the first [environmental stimuli], or the third [behavior] by the second, the first and third links must be lawfully related".

The powers, which were used in August to stop and seize documents from David Miranda, the partner of the former Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, require no prior suspicion and can only be lawfully used to determine whether an individual is "concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism".

"We determined Mr. Cho to be lawfully eligible to purchase a gun on two occasions," Ms. Tate said, referring to the Glock 9-millimeter handgun and.22-caliber pistol recovered after the shootings.

Over half a century ago it was determined that the leadership of public schools could not lawfully abridge the freedom of America's children by requiring them to take part in daily prayers, yet today that same concern for the constitutionally assured freedom of religion of children is not afforded to soldiers.

The Florida Supreme Court has determined, in a way that would be unremarkable but for the stakes in this election, that in order to determine whether lawfully cast ballots have been wrongfully excluded from the certified vote tally in this election, they must be examined.

Texas argued that only Congress, not the President, can determine who is lawfully present.

Where those issues land over the next 12 months should determine how we lawfully handle data for the next decade.

The Clinton administration conducted a warrantless search — lawfully — when it was trying to determine what the spy Aldrich Ames was up to.

While state courts are still struggling to determine whether all the lawfully cast ballots will be counted, petitioner seeks to secure this court's blessing for leaving to historians the question of who garnered the most votes for president in the State of Florida on Nov. 7, 2000.