Sentence examples for legally reject from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Ms. Hallenborg said, since the letter writer's friend intends to move permanently to Long Island, his landlord may legally reject the sublet.

Utah is the only state where such an execution is at all likely; only Oklahoma keeps it as a backup in case other methods are legally rejected.

As explicit forms of racism are normatively and legally rejected, they are replaced with more stealth and subtle expressions of underlying racial prejudices.

But, Mr. Grayson pointed out: "If these companies had gone into receivership instead of conservatorship, the trustee in bankruptcy or the receiver would have been free, legally, to reject these contracts that called for indemnification.

Often, it paid borderline claims that it might legally have rejected.

Mr. Aldad added that while a co-op board would be legally permitted to reject a prospective buyer based on overcrowding, most boards do not provide a reason for a rejection because they are not required to do so.

The New Republic took the rare step of writing a reply, rejecting his reasoning and pointing out that restaurateurs were not legally permitted to reject service to well-behaved whites and that the new law intended simply to extend that principle to blacks.

Japan, which last night declined to clarify its position, has said in the past that it would not reject a new legally-binding overall agreement, but is concerned that it would be penalised if it signed up to cuts while other countries such as India and China were not legally bound to make similar cuts.

Legally, campuses aren't supposed to reject applicants solely on the basis of a conviction but can turn down people for safety concerns.

There were plenty of boos from the audience, and cheers for Mr. Perry's rivals, who reject such help for people who are not legally in the country.

We are confident the court ultimately will reject Cogenra's claims, which are factually and legally baseless".