Significats de legal concept en anglès

Statehood may be a legal concept, but achieving it is an entirely political process.

In the end, they used a loophole: The copyright-skirting legal concept known as fair use.

It's a Christian concept, it's not a legal concept.

Your readers should be aware that there is no legal concept of common-law spouse in the Republic of Ireland.

It's important to keep in mind here that insanity is a legal concept, not a medical or psychiatric term.

Since then, we have run into an even more ingenious legal concept about a confidence man in Havana, for trickery.

The legal concept of internationally protected people dates from a 1973 UN convention set up to protect diplomats and political leaders.

The CFTC has been comparing the rules and will recognize some of them through a legal concept known as substituted compliance.

Standing is a legal concept that has enabled Righthaven to bring lawsuits on behalf of the copyrights owned by Stephens Media.

The reference to "too much fairness and balance" was in the context of proportionality, which is a recognised legal concept.

The well-known legal phrase "possession is nine-tenths of the law" denotes the general legal concept that possession is evidence of ownership.

But if terra nullius has been struck down as a legal concept it lives still in our minds, our hearts and our constitution.

Standing is a legal concept that has enabled Righthaven to bring 200-plus lawsuits for infringing the copyrights of Stephens Media, which owns the Review-Journal.

The founding treaty of the WTO includes no mention of the Anglo-American legal concept of precedent, whereby past rulings shape the result of subsequent claims.

This ignorance suggested that efforts to remodel existing legal concepts were doomed to failure.

Under cross-examination, Carter gave two definitions of legal concepts that seemed to bolster the defense's case.