Sentence examples for legally palatable from inspiring English sources
But, in its modern form, it emerged in the nineteen-eighties and nineties as a legally palatable substitute for teaching creationism, which really had its last day in court with Edwards v. Aguillard, in 1987.
In recent weeks, administration officials said, top aides to Mr. Bush, led by John Bridgeland, a domestic policy adviser, have tried to come up with an approach to the forest plan that might prove politically and legally palatable.
Last week, a California judge presiding over the case told Freddie to go back to the drawing board and come up with some legally palatable reasons why the family should be evicted for a second time.
But as the Department of Justice continues to craft and whittle the order into something more legally palatable, Trump continues to tweet statements that effectively obstruct his own administration.
While they aren't legally binding, they offer a more palatable alternative to court hearings, bitterness and exorbitant lawyer fees.
Undoing Dickey-Wicker altogether could, legally speaking, be the safest bet but it may not be politically palatable to lawmakers, especially in an election year.
"They are incredibly palatable.
Not that palatable really.
It makes it more palatable.
