Sentence examples for legally coherent from inspiring English sources
The Conservative plans are legally coherent, but they would take the UK back half a century to the days before the convention became enforceable by individuals.
Opponents of the new law – including several groups who represent the estimated 40,000 prostitutes in France – say it will make paid-for sex less legally coherent and more dangerous.
He would have the soft-spoken, articulate, and seemingly legally coherent Gorsuch to say exactly what he's thinking and how he'll vote on any and every case that comes before the court.
Predictably, it satisfied no one: it was neither legally nor morally coherent.
And as that treaty comes to an end in 2012, it's incredibly important that the negotiations in Durban make at least some visible progress towards a coherent political and legally binding agreement on tackling climate emissions.
Unlike in Provence or in Spain there never existed a special or coherent system of legally-established drove roads.
The aim was to make COSA consistent and coherent, and to achieve a legally secure COSA process.
"Today's ruling provides certainty and clear, coherent tax-filing guidance for all legally married same-sex couples nationwide," Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew said.
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said that Thursday's announcement "provides certainty and clear, coherent tax-filing guidance for all legally married same-sex couples nationwide".
Rowan Williams, who took office in 2002, decided that the solution to the problem was to produce some legally binding form of organisation that would be coherent enough for people to be thrown out of it.
