Sentence examples for published legally from inspiring English sources

Individually, the disclosures are trivial: some would be barely newsworthy if published legally.

He denounced materialism and moral emptiness, and lived in increasing seclusion in a remote corner of New England.As communism collapsed, his books, once read only in flimsy, blurred carbon copies, could all be published legally inside the Soviet Union.

Even while in exile in Siberia, Lenin had begun research on his investigation of the peasant question, which culminated in his magisterial Development of Capitalism in Russia (published legally in 1899).

His decision, as head of Grove Press, to challenge the ban on DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover in 1959 led to the novel being published legally in the US for the first time, a year before the British edition.

Even if information is correct and was published legally, the court said, Google (or indeed any search engine) must grant requests not to show links to it if it is "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant"—unless there is a "preponderant" public interest, perhaps because it is about a public figure.

The ruling makes clear that a search engine such as Google has to take responsibility as a "data controller" for the content that it links to and may be required to purge its results even if the material was previously published legally.

The report instructs that the U.S. Attorney General should determine why the FBI didn't publish legally mandated privacy assessments as it expanded its facial recognition program.

Shortly before his novel was published, he legally changed his name to Édouard Louis.

FIFA executives agree to publish a "legally appropriate version" of the report.

Fifa executives agree to publish a "legally appropriate version"  of the report, but this has  yet to happen.

Fifa executives have unanimously agreed to publish a "legally appropriate version" of a report into allegations of World Cup bidding corruption.