Exemplos de uso de Legally possible em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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In case this is not legally possible.
Yes, if this is legally possible, if the courts agree and have the necessary equipment.
To be scientifically necessary or legally possible.
Excommunication is legally possible but an extraordinarily rare occurrence.
SWISS shall be excluded from all liability as far as is legally possible.
Even if it were legally possible, is rarely feasible without causing immense inconvenience and misery to everyone.
This is the earliest point at which adoption of a decision is legally possible.
It means we do everything legally possible to ensure that nothing gets past us regarding the remaining jurors.
We granted self-determination to all our colonies where it was legally possible to do so.
In other words, it is a matter of deciding whether it is legally possible to delegate legislative power within the Community legal order.
The only thing we ask for as a matter ofurgency is the application of Article 14, and that is legally possible.
A player must use both numbers of a roll if this is legally possible or all four numbers of a double.
The Council has already agreed to reverse qualified majority voting in five out of six decisions where it is legally possible.
However, until now such equivalence was not legally possible under CCNR rules.
This file is in the public domain, because(reason to be given as the first parameter) In casethis is not legally possible.
It would be legally possible, if the U.S. government authorizes his participation, since he(Trinidad) is under their disposition,” he specified.
However, Croatia's admission should not be held hostage:the accession of Croatia is legally possible even without Lisbon coming to life.
This is only legally possible because the content made available on the portal uses permissive licenses, which facilitate the most diverse types of sharing.
In such a case we will be obliged to share your data, butwe will do our best to resist sharing your data whenever legally possible.
As you have probably already heard,it is legally possible to have a ban or"Tsav Ikuv Ietsia Min Haretz" in Hebrew on any citizen.
This is the primary reason why best practice is to liaise with a genealogist, such as Finders,who will offer a full range of fee options wherever legally possible.
This is because in the pres ent state of our law assets mergers are not legally possible until the proposal for a 10th Directive, which is at present held up, can be adopted by the Council.
Com will then adopt a new replacement provision or replacing provisions, which will reflect the intent ofthe original provision or provisions as much as legally possible.
After that, it will be legally possible, against the spirit of the Basel Convention, to ship waste to countries that do not have a sound social or environmental policy.
This is the primary reason why best practice is to liaise with a genealogist who willprovide free advice and offer a full range of fee options wherever legally possible.
When the use of water arbitration becomes legally possible, this natural resource shall be more effectively protected, which will provide a greater availability of good quality water for all.
In formulating its proposals,the Commission is invited to consider more frequent use of Regulations where this would both be legally possible and would help to speed up the legislative process.
In these circumstances, it is not legally possible for the Commission to accept those amendments which anticipate an area of Community jurisdiction that will not exist until the Treaty of Amsterdam enters into force.
It is therefore of key importance that Article 23 of the Charter explicitly says that specific measures in favour of the under-represented gender are legally possible- of course, only if there is under-representation.
It was legally possible to deprive parents of their children if they failed to raise them as atheists, but these legal restrictions were only enforced selectively when the authorities chose to do so.