"When it really comes down to it, that's leaving aside whether P.T.A.'s are legally constituted," she said.
If a residents' group is legally constituted, then, by law, a local authority has to engage with them".
The rest, despite their name, are legally constituted as companies.As trillions of dollars poured into the funds, their managers became more cavalier with their costs.
Between 1778, when the Delawares ceded their land, and 1871, when the Nez Perce signed with the government, Congress ratified 371 treaties setting up hundreds of "nations within a nation," as the reservations were legally constituted.
However, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator said itdid not believe the risks were that severe for most universities but has concerns about the impact on the four "ancient" universities, Edinburgh, St Andrew's, Glasgow and Aberdeen, because of the way they are legally constituted.
Habermas summarizes this requirement in his democratic principle of legitimacy: "only those statutes may claim legitimacy that can meet with the assent of all citizens in a discursive process of legislation that in turn has been legally constituted" (1996b, 110).
The name change was accepted by the Football Association on 22 December, but the club was not legally constituted as Newcastle United Football Club Co. Ltd. until 6 September 1895.
"There are lots of people who, as members of trades unions, will respect the fact that it's a legally constituted ballot but I absolutely think that this strike is damaging.
The more specific principle of democracy states that "only those laws may claim legitimacy that can meet with the agreement of all citizens in a discursive lawmaking procedure that is itself legally constituted" (Habermas 1996, 110).
Department rules are those legally constituted by the administration of public health, such as the State Food and Drug Administration, the Family Planning Commission of China, Entry-Exit Inspection and the Quarantine Bureau, etc.
