Sentence examples for lawfully established from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday the high court ruled Australia's offshore detention regime on Nauru had been lawfully established.

In his judgment on Wednesday, Justice Garde found the Grevillea unit had not been lawfully established as a youth remand centre under the relevant legislation.

Such being the state of the evidence, the necessary conclusion, as matter of law, is that an applicable and lawfully established local rate was in force on each road.

Whether shippers who pay a rate under the honest belief that it is the lawfully established rate, when in fact it is not, are liable under the statute because of a duty resting on them to inform themselves as to the existence of the elements essential to establish a rate as required by law, is a question not decided, because not arising on this record.

Now that the right for the LGBT community to wed has been lawfully established for months, the financial services company invited a diverse set of real-life couples to discuss what it's like to actually be married.

The court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, said a fundamental principle is at stake: military detention of someone who had lawfully entered the United States and established connections here, it said, violates the Constitution.

The AAI [ 91], is based upon the way that the formal quality of adult discourse has been found to be lawfully related to attachment patterns established in early development.

We also need not decide whether checkpoints and roving patrols must be treated the same for all purposes, or whether Border Patrol officers may lawfully stop motorists for questioning at an established checkpoint without reason to believe that a particular vehicle is carrying aliens.

And the rule thereby established must be applied to judgments lawfully rendered without a verdict.

In its decision, the Court held that Article 59 required not only the abolition of all nationality-based discrimination against a person providing services, but also the abolition of any indistinctly applicable restriction which prohibits or otherwise restricts a provider of services established in another Member State who lawfully provides similar services there.

The petitioner contends that to permit a statute to have such application to articles intended for foreign export is to place a burden on the exercise of this right, because, before the shipper can lawfully send his goods abroad, and before the carrier can lawfully accept them, there must be a compliance with the established rate on file with the Interstate Commerce Commission.