Sentence examples for legally tricky from inspiring English sources

Mixing God and the office is not to everyone's liking, of course, and it can be legally tricky.

Perjury charges are extremely difficult to prove, and Mr. Rattner's first interview with investigators was not under oath, making it legally tricky.

Forcing associations to sell could prove legally tricky, but the government will pay for the discount.The primary effect of right to buy Thatcherite or Cameroon is to transfer wealth from the taxpayer to the buyer.

This puts the city in a legally tricky position, on the one hand condemning the sheriff for conditions at the jail but also saying that the problems can be fixed without additional city money or even a consent decree.

Internet radio licenses open a number of interesting, if legally tricky, possibilities like this.

It would be legally tricky to prevent them from claiming JSA and indeed Mr Cameron was very clear that what he wanted to say was: "you can't expect to come to Britain and get something for nothing".

As well as running a busy legal practice, he also has a reputation as a corporate troubleshooter and all-round Mr Fix-It, and is often called upon to clean up organisations in crisis.His role at Telecom Italia marks a return to the company he headed for ten months in 1997, during its politically tricky and legally complex privatisation.

Creating and providing them is not only a planet-scale deployment issue but a tricky one legally and ethically.

Legally, the issue is trickier than one might think — and not as clearly in the musicians' favour as they might think.

Banks won't finance tiny houses––any house smaller than four hundred square feet is difficult to mortgage and, in addition to being tricky to occupy legally, the houses are excluded from many R.V. parks because they're too tall.

But, though the firm may be right legally, culturally it is on trickier ground, given the ubiquity of current practice.