Sentence examples for legality allowed from inspiring English sources

Fest finds Speer typical of the many German professionals and bureaucrats whose callous indifference to "politics," ideology and even legality allowed them to facilitate the Nazis' rule and rampage.

Legality allows economies of scale that will bring pre-tax prices crashing down.

Pemex's contracts have attracted few bidders because several Mexican legislators have challenged the legality of allowing foreign companies to drill for gas, raising the possibility that a court might overturn the deals.

She was shown a short memo from the Department of Justice defending its legality, but wasn't allowed to keep a copy.

CHIP WHITE Communications Director Preserve Marriage Washington Mill Creek, Wash., Oct. 23, 2012 In a country that calls for separation of church and state, it is ridiculous that churches have so much input over the legality of who is allowed to enter into a social contract.

They noted that though the bill says race cannot solely be used to form a suspicion about a person's legality, it implicitly allows it to be a factor.

The Supreme Court had questioned the legality of a constitutional amendment that allowed Mr Uribe as a sitting president to seek a second consecutive term.In another diplomatic spat in the Andes, Peru recalled its ambassador to Bolivia after Bolivia's socialist president, Evo Morales, accused Peru of allowing a secret United States military base on its territory.

He will not allow legalities to impede him, though he is confident that there will be new legislation in place by then because he doesn't think we can continue sending people to Switzerland or the Netherlands.

The court further held that the immigration agents' actions could be considered "extreme and outrageous conduct" and allowed an inquiry into the legality of the government's attempt to conscript a foreign national to spy to move forward.

So Jamey Quinn has devised a scheme (of dubious legality) for playing songs he's not technically allowed to.

It should promptly reverse the appellate decision, which eviscerates the justices' 2008 ruling in Boumediene v. Bush that allowed Guantánamo prisoners to challenge the legality of their detention in federal court through habeas corpus petitions.