Sentences with phrase «legal impediment»

These curious legal impediments to democratic and truly public systems of education in the state are a legacy of religious bigotry.

Agriculture Department officials said they would study the issue further and review any existing legal impediments to sharing information on food companies.

This has been an important legal impediment to join the European Union.

«It will be challenging for Target, absent some sort of unwaivable legal impediment, to argue against Pershing's proposal without coming across as anti-shareholder.»

In Eskosol, Italy raised four Rule 41.5 objections for expedite consideration (i.e., invoking glaring legal impediments and not hinging on disputed facts [36; 98]; see Álvarez y Marín [95]-RRB-.

Some tracks and video content, for instance, are not globally available due to copyright restrictions and other legal impediments that prevent a song's publisher from distributing to certain countries.

Figures vary, but Paul Marshall in his book on persecution, Their Blood Cries Out suggests that 200m are affected, with a further 400m suffering from discrimination and legal impediments.

I have been told by numerous educators and administrators about a legal impediment associated with the free lunch programs.

Cynthia — as it turns out, there may be a legal impediment to donation that I learned of after writing this post, and it may also apply to putting a bowl out at lunch.

This appears to me to be a historical artifact; I'm not aware of any legal impediments on a federal level that would prevent states or municipalities from using any voting system they want, so long as it treats all votes equally.

Haruna said with the ruling of the court on the issue of the recall process against Melaye on September 11, 2017, all the legal impediments to the recall process against the senator had been removed for the recall process to resume.

SR: The legal impediments to desegregation by race are formidable.

Despite a lax regulatory stance now, no legal impediments bar the Department of Education from putting graduation rates on a par with test scores in the accountability game.

you went through a marriage ceremony in good faith that would have been valid except for a legal impediment.

you went through a marriage ceremony in good faith, which would have been valid except for a legal impediment.

Any code would by subject to copyright (who owns that copyright is itself a convoluted and separate question), however, if the 4 of you abandoned any existing code, notes and images and start over you would have no legal impediment.

Associate Editor, Jurimetrics Law Journal Authored «The Legal Impediments to Consumerism of Telesurgery» Co-authored «Congress, Court and Commerce: Upholding the Individual Mandate to Protect the Public's Health», Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 39 J.L.Med.

The Foreign Secretary, Lord Palmerston had to report that Albert could not, after all, be created Prince Consort by Act of Parliament, owing to a legal impediment discovered by Lord Cranworth, the Lord Chancellor.

Conversely, a mother who was aware of the legal impediments would not bother trying to register her child and she would thus not be able to adduce evidence in the form of a sworn affidavit like Romein's mother had done.

Are there any legal impediments to you or any prospective key employee becoming associated with the new business?

There may be no legal impediment to witnesses discussing the issues but every single time a human being accesses a memory they change that memory; our brains are not like computer hard drives.

In your example, the police officer has been deprived of «personal liberty of movement»; if they can still speak there would be no legal impediment to them placing the person who arrested them also under arrest.

If the insurance company denies you this as the guardian of the beneficiary, then you may petition the court to help you with this legal impediment.