Sentence examples for legally conferred from inspiring English sources
Such decentralization requires political and administrative organizational structures to manage public policies with legally conferred, socially accepted, financial and administrative responsibilities.
"It is outrageous and indefensible that Sally Roycroft is deprived of a freedom that we legally confer on every French person.
Particularly significant of the anomalous position that had arisen in Italy was the action of the pope in conferring on the Frankish king the title of patrician, which could legally be conferred only by the emperor; in the form the pope gave it (patricius Romanorum), the title was meant to authorize its possessor to defend and support the Holy See against its foes.
Indeed, on the basis of past and present experience, nothing less than legally defined and conferred jurisdiction will allay these worries.
The new law retroactively approved Mr. Bush's legally dubious warrantless wiretapping and conferred immunity from prosecution on the telephone companies that cooperated in the program.
For example, a by-law is legally valid because it is created by a corporation lawfully exercising the powers conferred on it by the legislature, which confers those powers in a manner provided by the constitution, which was itself created in a way provided by an earlier constitution.
And churches or other religious institutions should not be vested with the power to confer legally-married status on any two people.
No state permits same-sex couples to legally marry, but in 2000, the Vermont Legislature conferred on gay couples in the state all of the rights married couples enjoy, but that does not entitle them to hundreds of federal rights or rights of married couples in other states.
Whiteness conferred Americanness.
They conferred by telephone.
