Sentence examples for legally claimed from inspiring English sources

Virtually every drop of water flowing in the American West is legally claimed, sometimes by several users, and the demand is expected to increase as the population grows.

Perhaps, as a German, Mr. Oehlen is not aware that "The Painter of Light" title has been legally claimed by the American neo-plein-air kitsch painter Thomas Kinkade.

In order to pay for the deal, KKR and Mr Pessina borrowed more than £9bn from a series of banks, switched the company's head office overseas and legally claimed tax allowances against interest paid on the debt, which it is still paying off.

Even though Bowe had legally claimed that boxing drove him to violence against his family, and despite continued violence at home, he was again given a licence to fight – presumably because it was a profitable show for the Fire Lake Casino.

Nowadays everyone can legally claim their nursery place.

The hotel in London has paid no corporation tax for the past 17 years by legally claiming reliefs.

The government can legally claim unused arable land, of which Brazil has an overabundance.

However, he didn't write the iconic 007 riff, or at least couldn't legally claim to have done so.

The takeaway is clear: China can't legally claim much of the waters and features in the South China Sea that it has been claiming, and therefore many of China's activities to assert control of those areas are also illegal.

Descendants of Jewish collectors who were blackmailed or simply robbed of their works by the Nazis may now be able to legally claim ownership of some of the works in Munich.

Earlier this year, when the owners of a two-story house and an adjoining vacant lot on East 18th Street sued to legally claim the railroad land that borders their property, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which acquired the Long Island Rail Road in 1965, replied that neither it "nor any of its affiliates have had nor now have any interest in" the defunct railroad.