Sentence examples for legally halt from inspiring English sources

A federal appeals panel said Amtrak employees could not legally halt work to protest a lack of subsidies for the agency.

A federal judge ruled that Amtrak's unions could legally halt work for one day to press for improved financing for the railroad.

But in many cases, federal officials say, nothing can be legally done to halt the energy operations, because the subsurface rights are in private hands.

The vote came after a group of Arab and Islamic countries dropped a second resolution that sought an opinion from the International Court of Justice on whether Israel was legally obligated to halt construction of the wall and to tear down the existing parts.

Easing refugee immigration into Canada was discussed by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and in the US Haitians were granted Temporary protected status, a measure that permits about 100,000 illegal alien Haitians in the United States to stay legally for 18 months, and halts the deportations of 30,000 more, though it does not apply to Haitians outside the US.

The early alarm was a warning sign that Pellegrini's team were struggling to halt Diouf legally and his first Stoke goal came as an inadvertent result of the hosts' pressure.

Although works like the Drapier's Letters were not under Motte's copyright and some works were printed before 1709, Faulkner's complete work was legally brought to a halt from being published in England.

The suit also contends that the city failed to conduct a mandatory environmental review or to provide legally required evidence to justify halting charter growth.

Banks in the past two years have foreclosed on the houses of thousands of active-duty U.S. soldiers who are legally eligible to have foreclosures halted.

The opposition's promise to halt the project was neither legally nor economically feasible.

They are also insisting on a legally binding agreement to be able to halt the process at any stage before the diggers move in.