Sentence examples for legally rejected from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

He rejected as legally inappropriate the civil liberties union's challenge to the deployment of mounted police to disperse demonstrators.

In a case brought before his bench the following year, he rejected as legally invalid an out-of-state bill of sale for a slave.

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.

Instructions have never been legally binding upon representatives and the first Congress rejected a provision in what would have become the First Amendment to make them legally binding primarily because of difficulties in enforcing this.

Like Hamid, he insisted that he had himself decided to return, while it also became clear that he was a rejected asylum seeker and was legally obliged to do so.

Maybe he just got tired of being rejected by women who can legally drink.