Sentence examples for legally defined as from inspiring English sources

Currently, marriage is legally defined as between a man and a woman, and it is a legal requirement that the celebrant state this during a wedding.

People legally defined as Indians are known as status Indians.

If the political arena is legally defined as the purview of statesmen, women have no business entering it, conservatives argue.

She said: "Touching another person in a sexual way without their consent is legally defined as sexual assault.

John Jordan, a prominent British activist, said: "At the moment, a demonstration is legally defined as more than two people who share a political message.

Revenge porn is legally defined as the sharing of private, often sexual or explicit, photos or videos, of another person with the purpose of causing embarrassment or distress.

Tens of thousands of women marched here on Wednesday to protest the growing problem of violence against women in Argentina, a problem so prevalent that the country sanctioned a law four years ago legally defining as "femicide" cases of domestic violence, so-called "honour" killings and other categories of hate crimes against women.

We categorised marital status as legally married or cohabiting compared with unmarried (defined as never married, divorced, widowed, and not living with a partner).

She confirmed that she voted against Proposition 8, an amendment (ultimately ruled unconstitutional) that legally defined marriage as a union solely between a man and a woman in California.

There is no territorial dispute as legally defined, since China's claims over the islands have no consistency or legal grounding.

Moreover, domestic animals are legally defined in French law as having a master (O'Rourke, 2000).