Sentence examples for legally recorded from inspiring English sources

Discrepancies in Details Ms. Head has told several people that shortly before 9/11, she and Dave went to Hawaii, where they recognized their commitment to each other in a ceremony that was not legally recorded.

Buyers had to put down only 10% of the purchase price for the lot they were buying to close a deal; further instalments were payable when the sale was legally recorded.

They saw themselves as rebels with a cause, punks whose lyrics railing against the status quo often carried a heavy cost, including surveillance and the danger of being labeled social parasites because their music could not be legally recorded, played or broadcast.

To understand why there is no credit without truth, you need only walk down certain streets — the businesses that cannot get significant credit are those in the informal economy, where assets and transactions are not legally recorded and are therefore unknowable.

The investigators then contact the dealer, and continue on down the chain of possession until they find the last legally recorded owner of the gun.

As a result, India consumes 500 million tons of the commodity annually, according to the country's Construction Industry Development Council, which guides the government on construction-related policy — and that's only the legally recorded amount.

Consumers could legally record such music; making copies of a digital original would be limited.

It was simple to legally record the name change so that genealogists in the future will not be confused.

Katrine Hildyard, the assistant minister to the premier, was responsible for introducing a bill to allow for the establishment of a relationships register to which same-sex couples could legally record their relationship.

Although law-enforcement officials can legally record civilians in private or public, audio-recording a law-enforcement officer, state's attorney, assistant state's attorney, attorney general, assistant attorney general or judge in the performance of his or her duties is a Class 1 felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

Jackman, who is a legal adviser to anti-censorship campaign group Backlash, said the disparity between the age of consent and the age of representation, which is when a person can legally record or view a sexual act, told the Guardian,, "seems counter intuitive and dangerously against sex education".