Sentence examples for legally unique from inspiring English sources
What makes civil forfeiture so legally unique is that a case can be brought directly against otherwise legal goods if they are deemed "fruit of the poisonous tree" — the proceeds of crime.
It's recommended by Dan as "a beautiful swim, and a legally unique one", despite being "quite reedy to get in and out of, and being shared with anglers".
But on one particular night - December 19 - they were watched by a solicitor who reported back to the morality campaigner Mary Whitehouse, the first in a series of events that would lead to a theatrically unprecedented trial at the Old Bailey in London and have an outcome that was legally almost as unique.
At present, only passenger and large merchant vessels are legally required to have unique ID numbers and tracking devices.
Though the general concept of "corruption" has been recognized in the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime's ("UNODC") 2003 U.N. Convention against Corruption ("UNCAC"), a legally binding anti-corruption instrument, unique challenges created by both domestic and global health system corruption impacting population-based health have not been delineated [ 26].
The companies say they acted legally in taking advantage of a unique market condition, but state officials say the companies created a fake energy crisis.
Apple is hardly unique in seeking to legally shield tens of billions in profits from tax collectors in the United States and overseas, even if its tactics may have been unusually aggressive.
Wild horses are unique in that they cannot legally be hunted or slaughtered and have no natural predator.
The protected status is not legally binding, but it recognizes that the designs are unique to, and originate in, Mixe culture.
Perhaps unique to Iceland is the fast-growing Ásatrúarfélag, a legally recognized revival of the pre-Christian Nordic religion of the original settlers.
