Sentence examples for legally difficult from inspiring English sources

But to do so would be legally difficult, and tantamount to nationalisation.

Johnson argued that a mass "programme of expulsions" would be both costly and legally difficult.

XXXXXXXXXXXX cited this allegation as both politically and legally difficult for the GOI.

"These cases aren't as legally difficult as they are factually difficult," Kehoe told me in June.

More than 143,000 home mortgages are in arrears in Ireland, but forced repossessions have been politically and legally difficult.

But it remains too costly and legally difficult to get rid of underperformers.Smaller countries can be quicker to change.

"Wide-ranging banning orders of this sort which involve huge restrictions on freedom of speech and political expression are always going to be legally extremely difficult to justify," he says.

Though I lived in Washington, a state in which medical marijuana "possession" was legal, it was difficult to legally obtain it.

"We just don't know what's going to turn up [at the gallery] which is what makes it difficult legally," said Susan Singleton, the solicitor who has provided legal advice to the Swiss artists who designed the Shopper.

Challenging the sites legally has proven difficult.

Legally, it is difficult, but socially, it is completely unacceptable".