Sentence examples for legally applying from inspiring English sources

The decision was narrow legally, applying only to the issue of executive authority and not to the constitutionality of state law limiting marriage to unions between a man and a woman.

Some migrants legally applying for benefits such as the DACA programme were worried about providing family details lest they be used in a deportation drive, he said, while he "had at least two people ask me if they should continue to file taxes because of this".

Once the eight Cubans set foot on United States soil, they can legally apply for political asylum.

Earlier this year Enfield applied to the government to be the first area in the country to legally apply a spitting ban.

But the previous rules explaining how this law applied to them do not legally apply to the new GP-led clinical commissioning groups, which underpin the Health and Social Care Act.

Lead paint has not been legally applied in New York since 1960, and on one front, the battle to remove its vestiges advances.

Children under the age of 18 cannot legally apply for their own credit cards, but parents can co-sign for them.

The Cologne court ruling legally applied only to the doctor who had removed the foreskin of a 4-year-old Muslim boy, who then suffered complications in November 2010.

If New York is successful, other cities that might fancy themselves the world's second home could not legally apply that phrase to any of the 200-odd products and services enumerated in New York's application.

Mr. Kosolapov said by telephone that he was a director for Island Air Systems, but that the company had legally applied for the certificate to charter regional flights out of Mauritius, an island nation, and was not engaged in weapons trafficking.

The injuries the players carry into big matches are trade secrets, the information masked from opponents just as the drugs — legally applied — are meant to mask the pain and discomfort of the individuals concerned.