Sentence examples for legally defended from inspiring English sources
"As a lawyer, I only care about whether the case can be legally defended," Mr. Jiang told The South China Morning Post in Hong Kong.
In an 1867 letter in the collection, John Coleridge, the queen's counsel, defended his profession, writing, "It is because any criminal however black has a right to have his case legally defended and legally stated for him that it is the profession of a gentleman".
The Rose Bowl has pursued the NFL in the past, and Pasadena previously commissioned — and legally defended — an EIR that contemplated the stadium being a temporary NFL home.
While the BSA insists that religiously affiliated troops, including those sponsored by the LDS Church, can continue to ban gay leaders, many observers doubt such an exemption can be legally defended.
This is important later, when establishing that you legally defended yourself if you are eventually attacked.
The man who wrote a legal opinion maximizing the kind of brutal treatment that the United States could legally defend, Jay S. Bybee, was subsequently rewarded with a nomination to a federal Court of Appeals.
He never had to legally defend himself.
The acting U.S. attorney general said she could not legally defend the immigration ban in court.
Was Zimmerman secure in the knowledge that if Trayvon became angry or challenged him he could use his gun to legally defend himself?
Presently, journalists are able to legally defend processing personal data if there is "a view to publication" and that the story is in the public interest.
Not only are blasphemy allegations nearly impossible to legally defend because of the difficultly of presenting evidence in court that might itself be declared blasphemous, they also often provoke mob violence and vigilante killings.
