Sentence examples for legally right from inspiring English sources
"He's done things that are not legally right, but he has principles".
Yet had the Lilliens not complained about their wall, the Hancocks probably would have been fine, if not legally right.
Pence, at the time, told the Chicago Tribune that he'd had to suspend his law practice to take a second run at the congressional seat, and that, according to campaign finance laws at the time, he was "completely legally right, and it is morally right for a man to provide for his family".
"How will that work legally?" "It can't work legally right now," Adrian tells me.
But advocates tended to agree that the most important work schools could legally right now do was simply to help young immigrant children feel safe.
Autonomy itself has never been found to be a legally enforceable right; rather two other rights derived from the principle of respect for autonomy have been universally accorded legal protection.
All the talk at Midem (the annual international industry trade event) this weekend was the news that Qtrax was launching as a legal version and it has 25m tracks available for Johnny and Jane File-Sharer to download - completely legally - right away, with all four of the major labels happily licensing their content.
Language is also a legally enshrined right.
Think of it as the German equivalent of Americans' legally protected right to bear arms.
There would be no legally enforceable right but there would be political authority.
