Sentence examples for legally defining from inspiring English sources

By legally defining ecocide, a legal duty of care is created.

But countries in the tropics that are being asked to protect biodiversity and genetic resources partly for the benefit of others also need technical assistance in legally defining and protecting their rights regarding these resources.

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.

Trump's pick for Secretary of Labor advocates legally defining the start of human life as conception as a way to outlaw abortion as murder.

S.35 of the Constitution Act, 1982 mentions the Métis yet there has long been debate over legally defining the term Métis, but on September 23, 2003, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Métis are a distinct people with significant rights (Powley ruling).

Before we trade the devil we know for the devil our grandparents knew, we should pause to ask ourselves whether legally defining the Internet as a utility will keep it both open and innovative -- or act as a drag on creativity and growth.

The setback is a legally defined zone of extra-legal tolerance".

Legally defined responsibilities depend on the legal frameworks and product types.

Conflicts that allege personal or financial harm resulting from violations of law or binding legal agreements between litigants—other than violations legally defined as crimes produce civil cases.

This type of legislation seeks to legally define life as starting at conception, thus extending legal rights to fertilized eggs.

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.