Sentence examples for legally capable from inspiring English sources
Many citizens who are legally capable of holding property are not legally capable of dealing with it.
The fact that in most of the accusations he is found not guilty is clear evidence that his case was given a fair trial". Barghouti's lawyer, Jawal Boulos, said his client would not appeal the decision because he did not consider the Israeli judiciary legally capable of judging him.
The first requirement of an express trust is capacity; the person creating the trust must be legally capable of doing so.
When does the tube of flesh surgically constructed for some trans men's affirmation of their manhood become a penis that is legally capable of consenting sex without the necessity for disclosure of its creation?
Patients who had only received a prior hormonal therapy or those being not legally capable could not be included.
For example, while 12 year olds girls are legally capable of consenting to marriage, we are not providing them with sexual education.
At minimum, persons giving informed consent should be legally and cognitively capable of consenting, they should be free from external control, and they should have adequate information and understanding of what it is they are consenting to.
Guns are legally marketed as being "capable of penetrating 48 layers of soft body armor," having finishes "resistant to finger prints" and "capable of taking down an aircraft".
Many legally blind patrons are capable of viewing these images if they are sufficiently magnified or if the color contrasts are increased.
If a subject was not medically capable or legally competent to provide consent for participation in the study, a written consent was obtained from a family member, a legally authorized representative (LAR) or health care surrogate (under 21 CFR 50: exceptions from general requirements for informed consent).
It constitutes a legally responsible actor who is capable of action and who is based in the village while at the same time guaranteeing a strong sense of ownership to the involved households.
