Sentence examples for legally where from inspiring English sources

"I understand legally where they're coming from," he said, pointing out that obeying government laws was a biblical command.

We now plan to take the cats to a shelter (legally), where they will likely be euthanized eventually.

Legally, where does it seem like we are in terms of ensuring equal rights for queer students?

Legally, where documentation is unclear (or the physician is unable to authenticate it), US statutes have dictated that life-sustaining treatment must be continued [ 4].

"I stood my ground and stated my rights, that I can legally feed where I want.

It tickles me that London "got" Legally Blonde where New York did not.

Her first sentence is "OMIGOD YOU GUYS!" A shout out to her rumoured part in Legally Blonde, where the opening song is Omigod You Guys?

An opinion commissioned by Google from the Danish judge Bo Vesterdorf, a former president of the European court of first instance, claims such an obligation could only be legally justified where a company has a duty to supply its own rivals.

Mr. Scher explained that when a person is buying an existing house on a lot in a city or a suburb, it is reasonable to assume, for example, that the house can legally remain where it is situated on the lot, that it can continue to be used as a home and that basic utilities -- like water, sewer, electricity and telephone lines -- are readily available.

Evidence is legally sufficient where it warrants the contested factual claim to the degree required by law.

But, a trained solicitor, he always seemed to know what he could get away with legally and where the line was.