Sentence examples for legally different from inspiring English sources

Although tracking stock trades like normal common stock, it is legally different.

Omand said: "I had to read the prime minister's statement several times to try and square it with the letter to the UN", but he was satisfied that the justification made to the UN meant it was in a state of armed conflict that is legally different to the US's controversial practice of conducting strikes beyond traditional battlefields.

Would an attack on Iran be legally different, and if so, how? 4. Are there any circumstances — including in matters of detention, surveillance, interrogation and troop deployments — under which you believe that presidents have the constitutional power as commander in chief to bypass laws in order to take an action they think is necessary to protect national security?

However, they were conducted in countries culturally and legally different from European countries and were limited to cross-sectional designs.

Enterprises which are distributed in space and/or which are composed as a temporary joint venture of legally different units recently often called virtual (extended) enterprises.

Legally, different rules were held to apply to navigable water ways, where the right to harvest the ice belonged to the first to stake a claim, and areas of "public" water such as streams or small lakes, where the ice was considered to belong to the neighboring land owners.

In a 2005 survey conducted by Professor Turow, most adult respondents did not know that retailers could legally charge different prices, and more than 90 percent said they would dislike it if their supermarket charged different prices to different people within the same hour.

But she noted that the two charges legally reflected different intentions on the part of the priest.

The exact requirements for a valid informed consent are a matter of serious philosophical dispute and vary legally between different jurisdictions.

Once outlawed, contraceptives went underground, becoming a black market commodity no different legally from pornographic materials.

Mr. Boies may have expected some of Justice Scalia's blunt skepticism on the question of how two Florida counties could legally use two different standards in recounting ballots.