Sentence examples for lawfully employed from inspiring English sources
It should grant the hundreds of family members of lawfully employed foreigners who perished in last September's terrorist attacks the right to reside in the United States, regardless of when their original visas expired.
"The government's proposal to disseminate no-match letters affecting more than eight million workers will, under the mandated time line, result in the termination of employment to lawfully employed workers," the judge wrote.
You also have the right not to be unfairly dismissed, but to bring a claim you usually need to be lawfully employed under a contract of employment for a minimum period of two years (for those employed before 6 April 2012, it's one year's service).
At work, the president has often sided with Mr. Holder on close calls — for instance, the decision to release Bush-era memorandums asserting that interrogators for the Central Intelligence Agency could lawfully employ harsh techniques despite antitorture laws.
In at least two cases, the officials said, Fine found that the FBI obtained full credit reports using a national security letter that could lawfully be employed to obtain only summary information.
It may be assumed that the picketing, upheld in virtue of the challenged statute, lawfully might be employed in a controversy between employer and employees for the purpose of persuading the employer to increase pay, etc., and dissuading nonunion workers from displacing union members.
Once you know how to catch deer in your area lawfully, apply for the appropriate license.
The Feds allege that the two men knew Twins employed people who "were not lawfully in the United States," and claim that they were watching video feeds from the club while they were on the clock at the DEA.
471, it was adjudged, upon the authority of the Hays Case, supra, that the state of Alabama could not lawfully tax a vessel registered in New York, but employed in commerce between Mobile, in that state, and New Orleans, in Louisiana.
