Sentence examples for something lawful from inspiring English sources

Simply, the law prevents a disabled person doing something lawful.

A man who carries on an exceptionally delicate trade cannot complain because it is injured by his neighbor doing something lawful on his property, if it is something which would not injure an ordinary trade or anything but an exceptionally delicate trade". To the same effect see Prosser on Torts, p. 559, and note p. 67.

And they insist, as did Attorney General Michael Mukasey in early December, that there is no basis on which to prosecute the architects of torture and wiretapping policies because each was acting to "protect the security in the country and in the belief that he or she was doing something lawful".

By giving up something lawful and essential to human survival, man strengthens his resolve and is enabled to have greater self control over his actions.

Also, the company's technology helps with something called Lawful Intercept.

Some people on the council seem to think if you vote for something it's lawful.

Now that anomaly … where assisting someone to do something which is lawful is a crime, needs to be addressed, and the question of rational suicide draws attention clearly to that".

An industry conference on June 19 , 2002 made it impossible for her not to both discuss her company's business and assert that her trade was "entirely lawful," something that Mr. Morvillo said she had to do, or "invidious inferences would have been drawn in the media".

The most notorious retrospective laws are, of course, those which make something criminal which was lawful at the time it was done but, as Thomas Jefferson once noted, retrospective laws "are equally unjust in civil as in criminal cases".

The committee's report explained: "We think there is a real risk that website operators will be forced to arbitrate on whether something is defamatory or lawful, and will too readily make decisions on commercial grounds to remove allegedly defamatory material rather than engage with the process".

Moreover, in explaining the advent of lawful existence, Freud identifies something recalcitrant, intractable in social arrangements a kind of self-assault (the super-ego) that links pleasure with aggression, and thus that carries a potentially destabilizing force.