Sentence examples for legally exists from inspiring English sources

You will need to register with Companies House and receive a certificate of incorporation which confirms your company legally exists and shows the company number and date of formation.

Since these schools arose during the segregationist era and are a vestige of Jim Crow, it seems natural to suggest, as Harp does, that if segregation no longer legally exists then neither should institutions that keep racial groups separate.

A state can't, for example, argue that its own laws are infringed upon by a rule until that rule legally exists.

Today is the moment that the net neutrality repeal legally exists, and you're going to see a lot — a lot — of actions taken against it, all over the country.

The West Midlands legally exists to this day as a metropolitan and ceremonial county, with countywide functions such as West Midlands Police, West Midlands Fire Service and the West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive (known as Centro).

Could I only legally exist in public if I was covered?

An annulment is a judicial declaration that a marriage never legally existed.

The constitution guarantees workers the right to unionize, but the union can legally exist only after registering with the Ministry of the Interior.

A practice that historians believe began with the Nazi regime, "disappeared" persons are denied even the right to legally exist and be labeled a political prisoner.

According to Mr. Strong and others involved in the project, including Mark Klugmann, an American consultant who is working with Mr. Sánchez, the transparency board never legally existed.

Mr. Pastrana, who won the presidency in 1998, stripped the groups of their power, and government officials say they no longer legally exist.