Sentence examples for legally reasonable from inspiring English sources

Paulson's remarks state the opposite, contending that the "clear conclusion" of the Fed's lawyers was that it was not legally reasonable for BofA to pull out, and that the merger contract was binding.

DPPA prevents any DMV from revealing this information unless it's required for legally reasonable and defensible purpose.

Is the landlord legally required to give me first consideration on a new lease at market rate, and must that new rate be reasonable and legally fair?

The documents also advise against "no touch" policies in schools, stressing that teachers can legally use "reasonable force" to restrain pupils.

The Supreme Court ruled that we cannot ban gun sales in toto, which no one wants anyway, but we can legally have reasonable and strict controls on such sales.

Not only can law-abiding Iowans who believe their lives are at risk now legally use "reasonable force, including deadly force" — a hallmark of "Stand Your Ground" legislation — they are also immune to civil liability if they can justify needing to kill an "aggressor".

The election in Belgrade of the apparently reasonable, legally minded Serb, Vojislav Kostunica, has spoiled that dream, and consequently, Kosovo has become a more explosive place, providing a further test for Western troops and diplomacy.

John Williams, attorney for some of the death row prisoners welcomed Baker's ruling, saying it was legally sound and reasonable.

"Today's ruling is legally sound and reasonable," John C. Williams, an attorney for some of the death row prisoners, said in a statement.

But they're legally required to make reasonable adjustments to the course for medical reasons.

Because it is a national landmark district and federal land, the Presidio Trust is legally required to consider reasonable alternative locations for the museum.