Sentence examples for legally coordinate from inspiring English sources

That barrier is maintained, they say, because 527 committees cannot legally coordinate with candidates or parties.

Though party committees and outside groups can raise and spend money to support Mr. Kerry, most cannot legally coordinate this spending with his campaign.

This occurs when a small number of suppliers legally coordinate their actions, achieving prices close to those a monopoly could charge.

Boehmer told the Guardian that while they can not legally coordinate with the O'Malley campaign, they are not worried about duplicating efforts.

There is a very similar pattern in the separate contributions to the pro-Romney independent expenditure super PAC, Restore Our Future, which cannot legally coordinate with the Romney campaign.

The campaign and the super PAC cannot legally coordinate.

"We're not allowed legally to coordinate with any independent expenditures, so we really don't know anything about them".

For the second time this campaign season outside groups that are not legally allowed to coordinate with Mr. Kerry's campaign are riding to its rescue at a crucial time in its advertising campaign against President Bush -- the most expensive on record.

His campaign merely explaining to voters that they aren't legally allowed to coordinate with PACs, which is true.

Super PACs are not legally allowed to coordinate with candidates, but each PAC is overtly aligned with a particular candidate or party, making a mockery of the absurd opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court: that unlimited contributions to Super PACs don't constitute "corruption or the appearance of corruption" as long as they don't coordinate with candidates.

But the money race is increasingly focused on outside groups that are legally not allowed to coordinate directly with campaigns but pay for advertising and other activities that support particular candidates.