Sentence examples for lawfully formed from inspiring English sources
According to details of the filing viewed by Forbes, Wangs son wishes among other things to determine if relatively hefty overseas trusts were lawfully formed, and whether undue influence, fraud, or other unlawful circumstances were present in doing so.
These units would be deemed to have been lawfully formed units of the Territorial Force as of the date of that Order.
The Crown was given the power to transfer, by Order in Council, existing battalions of the Militia to the Special Reserve, which were to be deemed lawfully formed battalions of special reservists as of that date.
May the minor lawfully "work"?
"How is it possible to lawfully work in the United States without lawfully being in the United States?" Justice Samuel Alito asked.
Justice Samuel Alito wondered during oral argument how it is possible to lawfully work without being lawfully present.
When IAD rules cannot be consistently grouped to form a type or incident of a legal institution, for instance when there is no fitting information or aggregation rule for making an P2P-contractual arrangement, then collective action results cannot lawfully be achieved.
(Federal law requires employees to sign a document called an I-9 Form upon becoming employed swearing under penalty of perjury that he or she is authorized for employment, i.e., is a citizen or lawfully admitted alien and to provide two forms of ID to prove it).
The defendants also argued that computer code, including the code-breaking programs, is a form of speech and that Congress cannot lawfully restrict their ability to transmit the code under the First Amendment.
Wal-Mart, in a statement last night, said it challenged only those property tax assessments that it believed were "excessive, arbitrary or just incorrect," and "anything that we can do to lawfully reduce our costs we pass along to customers in the form of lower prices".
Indeed... [those granted] all other forms of deferred action are still considered to be lawfully present for purposes of the ACA, Medicaid, and CHIP".
