Sentence examples for legally prepared from inspiring English sources

Following post-election protests in 2005 he had fled the country and been granted asylum in Britain, where he created Ginbot 7, a leading opposition movement.Now in the hands of the state which had legally prepared for his execution, his family are concerned about Andargachew's safety.

"The property market is quickly gathering pace and it is likely that there will be more buyers than sellers on the market this year," said Robin King, Director at Move with Us. "With such increased competition, being legally prepared early puts buyers in a good position by being able to stand out from the competition and demonstrate that they are a serious, motivated and reliable contender.

Buoyed by my friends, and feeling legally prepared after a quick email consultation with an intellectual property attorney, I telephoned Visualeyes Productions in Los Angeles.

He said he thinks a university such as Columbia will be legally prepared to defend the constitutionality of its admissions policies, even given the perhaps-heightened standard of the Fisher decision.

Legally prepared ADs consisted solely of text modules which could be downloaded free of charge from the internet.

Due to the use of text modules from different forms and a lack of personalization, legally prepared ADs showed a high tendency to internal inconsistencies, as reported elsewhere [ 3].

As a result, he can legally prepare blueprints for and oversee construction of anything from a kitchen renovation to a 1,776-foot 1,776-foot

Without a license, you cannot legally prepare and sell your baked goods.

The drug combination can be legally prescribed and prepared by compounding pharmacies upon request.

David Herskowitz, director of natural history at Heritage Auctions, told Bloomberg Business News that the fossil was initially exported to Japan and then to England, from where it entered the U.S. legally and was prepared.

The librarians' professional body, the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (Cilip) has warned national and local government that it is prepared to legally challenge any failure to provide a comprehensive and efficient public library service for all who need it.