Meanings of raise legal in English

Legal and ethical questions Conversely, xenobots raise legal and ethical concerns.

But if the suspects do not raise legal objections, a transfer could happen much sooner.

Adding it ensures that all possible assets are identified, but may raise legal costs in either crafting the document or executing it.

Such investigations raise legal concerns with issuers in debt capital markets, making it more arduous for companies under investigation to tap them.

Another proposal to shift responsibilities for maintaining headstones and monuments from families to the council could also raise legal questions about who owned what.

Instead, despite struggling to raise legal fees, he was represented by attorney John DiNucci, who sought to downplay the significance of Spencer's remarks last August.

Some analysts responding to Friday's announcement said the proposal raises legal issues.

Plaintiffs critical of Islamist influence in the assembly have raised legal challenges to its legitimacy.

At the time, Susskind's views raised legal eyebrows, but indifference soon followed as lawyers clung to traditional practice methods.

"Because you ran away from home, which raises legal problems."

Duebner said other delegations were surprised when the Russians raised legal concerns, particularly as the South Orkney marine protected area already exists.

Schneiderman said allegations that employees had access to data kept from other participants raised legal questions about fairness, transparency and security, and representations to customers.

Mr Justice Gerard Hogan said the case raised legal and constitutional issues of "far-reaching importance" regarding care and welfare of the infirm elderly.

After discussions with Loverro, Boeing officials submitted another version during the blackout period, raising legal concerns among agency procurement staff, one of the people said.