Sentence examples for legally linked to from inspiring English sources

The Gross case is politically and legally linked to the 50-year problem, but morally and psychologically tied to the longer standing issue of the right to intervene.

Nevertheless, the Action Plan is not legally linked to the FTA and thus if the Colombian government were to abandon its commitments once the FTA is implemented, Colombian workers would have no recourse.

And the Web lets you legally link to copyrighted material.

That questionable practice led EMI, Sony BMG, Warner Music and Universal Music to sue Baidu for copyright infringement in 2005, though a Beijing judge ruled last year that Baidu could legally link to copyrighted materials.

The mayor has now acknowledged that the teachers' contract cannot legally be linked to the elimination of the Board of Education.

Shells it helped set up (but is not legally liable for) have been linked to tax evaders and kleptocrats.

And Asian companies are keen to be able to buy standardised, legally enforceable and transparent securities whose prices are linked to the local supply of and demand for metals, petrol and grains.

But on Friday Sainsbury's argued at the high court in London that it was legally entitled to terminate the contract because conditions linked to the agreement had not been satisfied.

The hill's identity, however, remained defiantly — irrationally, even — linked to its past, and it continues to be legally part of the borough of Manhattan.

Case 4 was linked to sheep carcasses that were purchased from 2 legally operating butchers.

Although the companies that actually backed the start-ups are legally separate from the two real estate investment trusts, both are closely linked to their former parents.