Sentence examples for legally process from inspiring English sources

Only by setting up a unified policy to legally process refugees and migrants can the European Union have greater control over security, Bouckaert warns.

To find, apprehend, legally process, incarcerate and return that many people to their home countries would require the cooperation of local law enforcement.

All I need from you is to stand as the original depositor of this fund so that the fund can be legally processed to your name and be transferred to your account.

It is also supportive of strengthening users' rights — encouraging the use by companies of pseudonymous and anonymous data, and further proposing to strengthen the concept of "explicit consent" for data to be legally processed by asking companies to use "clear and easily comprehensible language" — a principle it also wants to see applied to privacy policies.

Leveson is proposing arbitration as a true alternative to court, with claims siphoned off into a separate legal process, providing a legally binding result.

"All the technical legal nuances have been cleaned up and we have a legally binding process".

Although the U.S. does not have a legally binding process for follow-up evaluations or surveillance of arriving persons suspected of having TB, they are in the process of fully implementing an Electronic Disease Notification (EDN) system that transmits information on arriving immigrants and refugees with a TB classification to receiving health departments.

This leaves Cookson keeping several balls in the air: being tough on doping and creating a legally watertight process which is totally independent from the UCI.

This really shows the difference between a legally binding process and these voluntary initiatives, which haven't functioned well in the past".

The reorganization will eliminate all operations in the Asia-Pacific region and is expected to lead to a similarly sweeping retreat from Europe after a legally mandated process of consulting with unions is completed next month.

Fast forward to Paris, where governments from nearly 200 countries recently came together to agree for the first time on a universal agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions and create a legally binding process for reviewing national emissions targets every five years.