Sentence examples for legally doubtful from inspiring English sources
Residents of Missouri and Ohio have voted not to implement the legislation in their states, although it is legally doubtful they can refuse.
BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten has called a report criticising the corporation's "cavalier" use of public money to pay off senior executives "shabby", and said it is legally "doubtful" that it will be able to recoup any of the £450,000 handed out to former director general George Entwistle.
It is highly doubtful that she would be held legally responsible for debts incurred because someone else used her name, unless Kine in some way authorized or ratified the loans.
Whether or not India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, will agree to have his country's vital development constrained by a legally binding emissions treaty remains to be seen; it looks very doubtful.
Although it's doubtful that Ross' idea will catch on, states could make a go of it, legally speaking.
As Critical Mass, which uses the roads entirely legally, has been taking place monthly since 1994 without ever previously incurring the imposition of a section 12 order its potential to "result in serious public disorder" seems doubtful.
The President seemed doubtful.
