Sentence examples for otherwise actionable from inspiring English sources

However, generating a comprehensive profile of target-able or otherwise "actionable" tumor DNA mutations in the clinical arena remains challenging.

An easement in Anglo-American law is a privilege to do something on the land of another or to do something on one's own land that would otherwise be actionable by one's neighbours (known as an affirmative easement).

Throughout the West, landowners may agree to allow others to use their land in ways that would otherwise be actionable, and such agreements may be made to bind those to whom the land is conveyed.

"The ability to detain individuals is essential – a fundamental [tenet] of fighting and winning the current fight," Votel wrote in a statement for the Senate armed services committee for the record, citing the importance of interrogations to gather "otherwise unobtainable actionable intelligence".

Both Roman law and English common law recognized that an owner of land could voluntarily part with a right or privilege with regard to his land so that a neighbour might use the land in a way that would otherwise be actionable.

But we provide actionable intelligence for current action in Afghanistan".

Should a prospective tenant or current tenant make a complaint to the Division of Human Rights or otherwise assert a claim of discrimination its equally actionable if the landlord coerces, intimidates, threatens, or interferes with such person in exercising a Fair Housing right.

"Be advised that the Screen Shot, as well as the Tape from which the Screen Shot was taken, were illegally obtained and believed to have been stolen from Mr. West's computer… Your posting, advertising, marketing, displaying and otherwise disseminating the Screen Shot and/or other materials on the Tape constitute actionable violations of Mr. West's rights of privacy and publicity".

These presumptions can be viewed as logical and actionable inferences, except when careful review of the available RBC transfusion research data dictates otherwise.

One central question on which the report focuses is whether the interrogations actually produced actionable intelligence that U.S. officials did not already have or which could not have been obtained otherwise.

Borderline actionable subject matter!