Sentence examples for legally flawed from inspiring English sources

After Mr Mdluli's arrest and suspension on criminal charges last year, he was reinstated on government orders in March, only to be suspended again last month by Mr Mkhwanazi acting in apparent defiance of his political bosses after a legal opinion that the withdrawal of the charges had been "legally flawed".Some had expected Mr Mkhwanazi, a respected career officer, to succeed Mr Cele.

It is legally flawed, economically dangerous and unnecessary.

Prime Minister Bruce Golding had opposed the extradition, calling the American request legally flawed.

"This case is legally flawed and morally tainted," said Gaby Lasky, Islam's Israeli lawyer.

It was legally flawed and went nowhere, and then came the events of September.

In December it ruled that the government's plans to cut subsidies were legally flawed.

If Golden Dawn's prosecution is seen as legally flawed and politically motivated, the group will gain power and legitimacy.

Opponents of the Government's HS2 high-speed rail scheme asked the High Court today to declare the £34 billion project legally flawed and send it back for reconsideration.

David Davies, a Tory MP who has been a long-term supporter of the campaign, said it had always been clear that the verdict was legally flawed.

It was flawed and legally deficient because he lived in many places and never established a legal residence.

If it does in fact signify a new American posture, then Trump's response is legally, politically, and strategically flawed.