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legalmente Latin expression, roughly meaning 'by law', often opposed to 'de facto', meaning 'in fact' or 'in practice'
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Examples for "legally"
Examples for "legally"
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We, however, say create wealth legally and according to rules and policies.
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Sharapova claimed she had taken meldonium legally for years for health reasons.
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However, it is not legally binding under Russian criminal or administrative law.
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Good luck avoiding the appearance of turnabout, however legally legitimate the process.
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Nothing is likely to happen legally any time soon to change that.
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Immigration New Zealand confirmed the man is now lawfully in New Zealand.
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Before that, I have been in the UK lawfully for some years.
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Objection 1: It would seem that one may lawfully hope in man.
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On the other hand, none of the institutions functions properly or lawfully.
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Objection 1: It would seem that parish priests cannot lawfully enter religion.
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See more fully Spellman of Feuds and Tenures, and Craigius de jure feud.
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Under the Treaty of Berlin in 1878, Serbia became de jure an independent country.
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But Atella, which, although destroyed de jure along with Capua in 543 (III.
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But the king de facto was the king, as well as his Majesty de jure.
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Man is creation's lord de facto and de jure.
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In accordance with its charter, the company held the ownership and government of the country de jure.
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I had left the chamber of the-shall I say de jure King of England?- asentimentaladherent of the cause.
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What they did obtain was a legally protected possession of freedom, while they continued to be - de jure- non-free.
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But the - de jure- suppressed communities of Italy, such as Capua and Atella, stepped into this gap (ii.
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Power is concentrated in the hands of a little coterie of plutocrats-thepeople are sovereigns de jure and slaves de facto.
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They have both a eulogistic or normative sense, and a descriptive sense; a meaning de jure and a meaning de facto.
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A nation de facto is a nation de jure, and when we have ascertained the fact, we have ascertained the right.
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The de jure transformation brought about by the British signature on the Treaty of Rome was not, we learned, a true conversion.
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At best they might admit that while we have de jure independence we are utterly dependent on and tied to the UK.
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What has been much harder to eradicate is the deeply-entrenched systemic and institutionalized racism that served as the infrastructure of de jure segregation.
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Henceforth, new scenes, which are not comic de jure, may become amusing de facto, on account of their partial resemblance to this model.
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