Sentence examples for legally conventional from inspiring English sources

The announcement comes just days after the U.S. Department of State handed Enbridge a controversial permit to move an additional 350,000 barrels of tar sands per day across the U.S.-Canada border without the legally conventional Presidential Permit, public hearings or an environmental review conducted by the State Department.

11. (U) Finally, the United States continues to work towards a legally-binding Protocol on cluster munitions within the framework of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW).

Internationally, we'll lead the charge for a robust, legally-binding treaty, covering all conventional weapons.

The UK policy commits to the ratification of this Convention and further calls for a legally binding treaty for the international trade in conventional arms without impinging upon 'legitimate, responsible defence exports' (UKHG, p. 21).

But this is the first legally binding international treaty regulating the trade in conventional weapons.

This interviewee is likely referring to the section of the strategy in which the UK calls for a legally binding treaty for the international trade in conventional arms without impinging on 'legitimate, responsible defense exports' [[ 38], p. 21].

Tong said that junkets and their backers recouped debts through traditional channels, even if they were not legally enforceable, but in some circumstances could use less conventional measures.

The conventional railway has no blueprint that is legally binding, and there is neither a base nor development plan at the national level.

The increasing prominence of wind power in pursuit of legally binding European energy targets enables policy makers and conventional generating companies to plan for the unique challenges such a natural resource presents.

Now that their ethnicity is being legally stripped away, many GRT people will be driven into conventional council housing.

Prohibit the sale of e-cigarettes to anyone who cannot legally buy cigarettes or in any venues where sale of conventional cigarettes is prohibited.