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Meanings of legal power in English
Usage of legal power in English
1
But few observers believe he has the legal power to do so.
2
I will do everything in my legal power to protect him.
3
But he defied the whole legal power of England to prove him guilty.
4
He has no legal power over the nameless one-noteven here.
5
It argues that the body does have the legal power to commission the drug.
6
Toullier: "Property is a right, a legal power; possession is a fact."
7
But even your mamma has no legal power to control your actions, my love.
8
Mr Wyllie said the stickers would not hold much legal power to stop salespeople door-knocking.
9
We've got the money and legal power to keep a case like this going forever.
10
The agreement also gives greater legal power to workers to ensure brands are protecting them.
11
This leaves men holding the balance of legal power.
12
The parliament has no legal power over the bloc's foreign policy, but can help shape opinion.
13
The fact that it has taken two years to activate this legal power says it all.
14
If Number One decides to help me, technically you have no legal power to stop him.'
15
Together, they are a legal power couple that straddles Wall Street and Washington like few others.
16
We will seek legal power to prevent pollution of our air and water before it happens.
This collocation consists of:
Legal power through the time
Legal power across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common