Sentence examples for legally weak from inspiring English sources

FOSS Patents blogger and German IP expert Florian Mueller, who also reported on the story, sums up the deception perfectly: "This kind of communication strategy on Samsung's part is old-school spin doctoring and only serves to strengthen my impression that Samsung is in a legally weak position against Apple.

"This sort of evidence makes the case very weak legally," he said.

Furthermore, his own companies tended to be awarded most of the government contracts for which they bid, although this occurred transparently and legally, due to a weak legal framework around conflict of interest.

"If the UN negligently introduced this disease into an environment they knew was weak, then legally it's still responsible".

But I also think the problem is that they have just as much difficulty in giving out any common guidelines, because you can say that it is an area where legally we stand very weak.

LS: Light smoker; legally separated.

Legally speaking, his case for release was so weak that it took the judges "less than a few minutes" to reject the appeal.

US Secretary of State John Kerry made sure that the legally binding term "shall" was replaced with the weaker term "should" before the US signed.

They've followed him while he walks, they've tailed his car in their police car, and they've put pressure on him to stop legally defending these people who are society's weakest.

However weak in substance, the Microsoft response is legally crafty.

He grew up in rural Connecticut, with eyesight so weak that even with glasses he was legally blind.