Sentences with phrase «obvious legal reason»

For almost all of us motorists across the country, there is the obvious legal reason.

Not exact matches

«For reasons that are unclear, the Home Office did not consult the ACMD on the development or drafting of the [psychoactive substances] bill despite its obvious competence and authority, and indeed its specific legal remit under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 to advise on precisely such matters.»
The reason this is unclear is because it's not obvious whether we can turn legal issues into political ones.
That means there are certain things which may now or in the future become legal in PA but remain technically illegal at the Federal level which would not be covered by insurance, for obvious reasons.
There is a movement to introduce a more professional atmosphere in the industry and actually introduce a fiduciary duty similar to the legal and medical professions but the industry is adamantly opposed to it for obvious reasons.
For a lot of obvious reasons, email, spreadsheets and Word files are not a good way to manage legal holds.
This is different from most legal current awareness services that focus on broad areas of practice for obvious commercial reasons.
But there is no obvious reason for you to actually form a contract with the artist, and it is legal to give someone money with no strings attached (though you may have to mind income - reporting laws, if you hand over a lot of money).
While stated reasons for this project are rational, the obvious Orwellian implications form the tip of a legal iceberg when it comes to wearable technology.
We've talked a bit about French - English translation here on Slaw, for obvious reasons, so I thought you'd be interested in seeing how this new translation machine does with a paragraph of typical legal prose.
For obvious reasons, corporate legal must turn to the IT department for help in managing the hold and preserving data.
That means there are certain things which may now or in the future become legal in PA but remain technically illegal at the Federal level which would not be covered by insurance, for obvious reasons.
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