Sentence examples for legally provided from inspiring English sources

The player deemed in possession of the puck may be checked legally, provided the check is rendered immediately following his loss of possession.

Mr. Trump faced anger, confusion and disgust from across the political spectrum on Thursday after indicating that he was open to letting some undocumented immigrants remain in the country legally provided that they paid "back taxes".

(13) … it seems necessary to ensure that Member States provide appropriate legal protection against the placing on the market, for direct or indirect financial gain, of an illicit device which enables or facilitates without authority the circumvention of any technological measures designed to protect the remuneration of a legally provided service'.

"It is time for us to take down this committee and take down the vitriolic comments being made by so many against what is a legally provided service". Speier and the five other Democrats serving on the Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives sent Ryan a letter saying the barbed rhetoric has endangered women and their access to healthcare.

Instead, abortion in Great Britain – where it is safely and legally provided – is portrayed as potentially dangerous.

Two venous blood samples were collected from each participant in an anonymous manner, after they had legally provided a written informed consent.

Although re-treatment patients are treated with streptomycin injections for the first 2 months, local private physicians or registered medical providers who can legally provide injections could be better utilized as community-based DOT providers.

Nor could he legally provide the procedure.

Employers can legally provide benefits to active workers and not to retirees.

This section says that employers can legally provide retirees over the age of 65 with health benefits that are inferior to those provided younger retirees.

Mr. Ebert suggested that interested fans simply record their own tracks on MP3's and post them on the Internet -- legally providing alternate soundtracks for existing DVD's.