Sentence examples for was legally flawed from inspiring English sources

It was legally flawed and went nowhere, and then came the events of September.

David Davies, a Tory MP who has been a long-term supporter of the campaign, said it had always been clear that the verdict was legally flawed.

Human rights lawyers argued that the closure of the ILF was legally flawed, and said the impact on users wasn't properly considered.

The mayor, Bernard P. Carvalho Jr., said on Thursday that he agreed with the intent of the proposed ordinance but believed the bill was legally flawed.

In my view, the complaint against Boeing was legally flawed, but the threats to cut the board's budget represent unacceptable political interference.

Justice Secretary Chris Grayling and media organisations argued that the anonymity order was legally flawed and wrongly prevented the public from knowing the details of the case.

After Mr Mdluli's arrest and suspension on criminal charges last year, he was reinstated on government orders in March, only to be suspended again last month by Mr Mkhwanazi acting in apparent defiance of his political bosses after a legal opinion that the withdrawal of the charges had been "legally flawed".Some had expected Mr Mkhwanazi, a respected career officer, to succeed Mr Cele.

It is legally flawed, economically dangerous and unnecessary.

"This case is legally flawed and morally tainted," said Gaby Lasky, Islam's Israeli lawyer.

In December it ruled that the government's plans to cut subsidies were legally flawed.

At the high court, Marc Willers, on behalf of Dale Farm, argued that the injunction should be extended because moves to clear the site were legally flawed.