Sentence examples for legally vulnerable from inspiring English sources

One reason is that apology is legal admission of guilt, thus rendering him legally vulnerable for "invasion of private space and autonomy".

Mr. Khodorkovsky's early days as a robber baron may have left him legally vulnerable.

They launched a dragnet to arrest and deport legally vulnerable immigrant members of the Communist Party.

While the commission believes its new rules will survive the court challenge, we fear that its strategy is legally vulnerable.

He said the use of "body doubles" in films showing under-age actresses in sexual situations was still legally vulnerable.

The general counsel's office warned that without a readjusted standard, the cap approach was "legally vulnerable," according to the documents.

Current policies are creating a growing underclass, which is medically, legally and economically vulnerable in the highest degree.

James C. Pyles, a health care lawyer who had already drafted the complaint for such a lawsuit, said: "The Bush administration was vulnerable legally and politically if it blocked the privacy rules.

For those whose status has expired, even if they re-applied immediately after the first injunction was issued, early last month, they will have to live without protection until their paperwork is processed, meaning that they can't work legally and are vulnerable to deportation.

Trillium grandiflorum is legally listed as vulnerable in Quebec, primarily due to habitat destruction as the plant is found in forests neighboring the province's most populous regions.

The lack of legal recognition leaves these families vulnerable, financially, legally and emotionally.