Sentence examples for not legally possible from inspiring English sources

Unscrupulous credit collection agencies may add to the confusion by threatening to evict debtors from their houses when that's not legally possible.

It was not legally possible to be a slave in Tudor and Stuart Britain and the hundreds of black people present in these isles during those centuries were not treated as slaves either.

"It is not legally possible for the new Government to put them aside but that has been said several times before – there is nothing new in that," he said.

He told a Home Office press briefing: "It is simply not legally possible". He called it "a fool's errand" to try to predict the numbers that would go to the UK.

Geoffrey Robertson rightly argued that it is not legally possible to put Tony Blair on trial in the international criminal court for a crime of aggression, because aggression was not included in the Rome statute that established the ICC.

Harper criticised rightwing Tory MPs who have been pressing him to extend the transitional controls on Romanians and Bulgarians, telling them it was not legally possible under the European accession treaties.

Moore publicly urged Trump to fire Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell in December, which most experts think isn't legally possible.

"It simply isn't legally possible," he said.

All of this would not be legally possible with DMCA restrictions in place.

But such approaches may not be legally possible; COLA cuts are the only weapon states can use.

Or benefits could be cut, but that was not always legally possible (although attempts are now being made).