Sentence examples for legally deliver from inspiring English sources

Also, in addition to legal possession and manufacture as outlined above, cardholders, caregivers, and growers may legally deliver marijuana to each other, and to other cardholders, so long as the delivery is made without consideration.

The bill gained momentum in April when St . Vincents Hospital in Greenwich Village, which had agreements with several home-birth midwives, closed, leaving those midwives unable to legally deliver babies.

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Another of its operatives, also able to cross the border legally, would then deliver these documents to the waiting East Berlin student, who would use the borrowed passport and permit to cross the border.

A BBC spokesperson said the the broadcaster is legally obliged to deliver the best value for money, and said that alternate weather information providers would be in a better position to do so.

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Royal Mail is legally required to deliver letters to the whole of the UK under its universal service obligation.

His decision to remain in London has become a diplomatic nightmare for England, who has said it is legally obligated to deliver the suspect to Sweden.

Onshore wind farms are the cheapest source of the clean energy the government must deliver if legally binding climate change targets are to be met.

It comes days after Mr Salmond and the Prime Minister signed a deal which will deliver a legally binding referendum on independence in 2014, with David Cameron pledging to campaign to keep the United Kingdom "family" together.

But, as hard as they may try, it is simply not in the gift of civil servants in Brussels to deliver a legally binding promise to revise the postwar European treaties, before a formal process of revision has begun.