Sentence examples for legally incomplete from inspiring English sources
Updated at 5.44pm BST 5.28pm BST Carney fully rejects the Hong Kong explanation that Snowden was allowed to travel because the US request for his arrest and extradition was legally incomplete: The Hong Kong authorities were advised of the status of Mr. Snowden's travel documents in plenty of time to have prohibited his travel as appropriate.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (my former employer) issued a scathing PCLOB review late Tuesday night, calling the report "legally flawed and factually incomplete" and saying it ignored the "essential privacy problem... that the government has access to or is acquiring nearly all communications that travel over the Internet".
The EFF, often the voice of dissent on this sort of issue, called the report "legally flawed and factually incomplete".
Both the credit bureau and the information provider are legally required to investigate and correct "inaccurate or incomplete" information in your credit report.
He found that prosecutors gave incomplete instructions about when police officers are legally justified in using force and said the attorney general's office did not do enough to offer the troopers the chance to testify before the grand jury.
The IOC's hasty and ill-considered directives are legally infirm and have already resulted in an uneven and incomplete response from IFs.
Instead, they argue, the IOC "issued a confusing patchwork of conflicting and insufficient instructions to international sport federations" that are "legally infirm" and have already resulted in an "uneven and incomplete response from IFs".
Even the full board sometimes has trouble getting the legally required five members to agree on setting the rent rates, he said, and an incomplete one could produce an unprecedented deadlock.
