Sentence examples for possible legality from inspiring English sources

Paul, a Kentucky senator and son of libertarian hero and former presidential hopeful Ron Paul, said he was making the filibuster attempt out of outrage at recent comments made by Obama officials on the possible legality of carrying out drone strikes against US citizens on American soil.

* Those who continue inflammatory rhetoric should be immediately challenged on grounds of ethics, morality and possible legality of incitement, defamation, libelous and sedition.

There are now court cases possible challenging the legality of this surveillance one federal court in the US and a British court just recently found this spying illegal.

"I'll always remember the exact words: 'We need to make them afraid of us again,'" Rathbun said, explaining that the church kept things "literally legal" but took them as close to the edge of legality as possible.

"As you are aware, the law officers' opinion has not been sought on the legality of possible action and I have not therefore offered any views on the legal position," he wrote.

The team of EU observers is expected to be despatched "as soon as possible" to assess the legality of the checks.

Prior to modern objections to slavery, Muslim legal thinkers never questioned the assumed right of a slave owner to rape his female slaves: they only argued over the legality of possible situations, such as two men going halfsies on buying a woman and then both raping her, or a man raping a female slave who was owned by his male slave.

Our courts have, where possible, employed the principle of "legality" to adopt a restrictive interpretation of legislation to protect common law freedoms.

While home raids remain the leading inciting incident for deportation proceedings, courthouse arrests have become an important tool for the feds to find people whose address they don't know, or when they're concerned about the legality of a possible home raid.

In contrast, married women were more likely to report receiving information on abortion costs (p = <0.01), possible complications (p = 0.02), legality (p = 0.02) and awareness of abortion methods (p = 0.02) than never-married women after controlling for age.> -wrap-foot> *P-value for difference by marital status from logistic regression analysis adjusted for age.

Voters also approved an amendment banning same-sex marriage, although the debate is likely to linger, with talk of a possible challenge to the amendment's legality.