Sentence examples for legally substantial from inspiring English sources

To justify their intrusive assault on Mills McCartney, the press may have to provide something more legally substantial than what they've managed to dig up so far.

David Cameron has hailed a "big step forward" in his attempts to renegotiate Britain's relationship with the European Union after winning the backing of other EU leaders for "legally binding" and substantial reforms.

A strong social democratic movement emerged in the Czech lands in the late 19th century, the CSSD was nearly always represented in coalition governments, and the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KSC founded in 1921 following a split within the CSSD operated legally and won substantial electoral support throughout the interwar period.

The CDM and European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) are as yet the only two substantial, legally binding carbon markets in full operation.

In Vancouver, OST in pharmacies is legally permissible but a substantial proportion of methadone patients attend "private methadone clinics" [ 19].

Until well into the 19th century, human slavery was legally and morally accepted in substantial parts of the world.

To gain FDA approval the application must be shown to have substantial equivalence to another legally marketed device (i.e. any new technological changes are at least as safe and effective as the predicate).

A strong, robust, and legally binding Arms Trade Treaty must have the capacity to prevent transfers where there is substantial risk of violations of international humanitarian law or international human rights law.

"Our solicitor has just issued a legal opinion that says denial of a mining permit on the grounds of substantial and irreparable harm is not legally supportable," Larry Finfer, a spokesman for the Bureau of Land Management, told reporters today.

But nothing legally binding has yet been signed and a substantial chunk of the club's shares is up for sale.

In a letter to the group, the department said the proposal was not "legally permissible" and could expose the city to "substantial additional risk of civil liability".