I'm not going to get into the legalities of it.
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But, actually, the rationale of private sales goes beyond legalities.
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Lack of access [to abortion] isn't just down to legalities.
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"Moral judgment transcends legalities," he told The Times in 1979.
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When you do a production like this, there are legalities involved.
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Populists care little about legalities and revel in their outsider status.
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"Think about the legalities," says Letvak, who teaches on law and policy.
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He did away with legalities or formalities, while seriously hedging his word choice: considering.
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Good news: Our examination of the legalities suggests the practice is probably O.K. ____ 13.
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One even had a panel of attorneys who offered practical advice on contracts and legalities.
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The legalities of storytime are something librarians have had to wrestle with for a long time.
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More broadly, I suspect the real issue here isn't one of legalities, but one of management.
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Beyond the legalities, Mr. Garcetti warned that Democrats calling for impeachment were risking a political mistake.
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Kornreich refuted this, giving the legalities of commerce a higher priority than Kesha's physical and emotional safety.
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Beyond legalities, the peace that President Kabila helped broker in the Democratic Republic of Congo is fragile.
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At any price, despite any obstacle, no matter what the legalities or proprieties, he makes it happen.
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Zeldine O'Brien, a barrister and an expert in space legalities, says that international law doesn't prohibit space advertising.
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As for a possible lawsuit, she's currently working with a lawyer to research the legalities of the deaccessions policy.
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It already had the bar and the kitchen that we needed for the legalities of having a liquor licence.
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But the legalities of ownership and liability for the pedestrian pavement have always been more complicated than the lyrics.
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The NES Classic is officially sanctioned by Nintendo, unlike the Retron 5 whose legalities are a bit more hazy.
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His 26 book, "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," explores the legalities and ethics of physician assisted suicide.
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Legalities and royal protocols aside, recapturing the screen power of a woman such as Princess Diana is always hard.
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And despite some legalities around this openness, generally political speech in the workplace is more uncomfortable than it is illegal.
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Not only is research on both medical and recreational marijuana sparse, but the legalities are confusing, especially for medical professionals.
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But even MGM would struggle to remove Trump's credit, due to all those murky legalities we don't know much about.
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The board is tasked with overseeing intelligence operations and advising the president on the legalities and shortcomings of the intelligence community.
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We wanted to capture an adventure, unfortunately we took that adventure into the wrongs areas unaware of the legalities surrounding it.
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When a lawsuit doesn't make sense but the legalities are cited, one has to wonder: Is the law really right here?
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You can't violate certain rules that are established by physics' the legalities of government regulations' or the limitations of the materials.
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My daughter filmed on Kiwi and missed the photo at the end due to amount of time on set and legalities.
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But putting aside the legalities for a moment, it can be challenging ethically to decide whether a preference in hiring is objectionable.
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Republicans say they want to sort out the legalities first and want to talk directly to the President before they go into effect.
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After much delay, Ms El-Khoury insists that, once the legalities are established, Beit Beirut will become the museum the public were promised.
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Court documents show the ruling was based on the zoning legalities of the park and did not take broader planning issues in account.
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Sources close to the rapper told us last month Drake was planning to take a paternity test to figure out any future legalities.
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Before creating the new handle, the State Department held discussions with the White House about the legalities of setting up a personal account.
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But legalities aside, is there a scientific case to be made that polyamory is a state of being, rather than a mere lifestyle?
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Instead, the only reason to waive shipping restrictions is for defense reasons, based on the current legalities of the Act as determined by Congress.
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There's concern, for example, about the legalities of having the tractor cross a publicly accessible road as it moves from one field to another.
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Read more about the legalities of primate research and the social conditions animals are raised and kept under in Nell Greenfieldboyce's piece at NPR.
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"The training is much more about the legalities and the process, and what it means to be a concealed-carry permit holder," Collins said.
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Over the last year, I've had other parents send me recordings or ask me about the legalities of trying to get evidence of suspected abuse.
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And we don&apost have to get into the legalities of it, but this back and forth about terrorism, isn&apost there just the definition?
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But internal vetting is about more than practicalities and legalities; it is also meant to protect the core values and interests of the United States.
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Although Jupiter is retrograde, his backspin is forcing us to review legalities and breaches that were glossed over in late 2016 and early 2017 (cough, Russia).
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Legalities aside, let's assume that Trump does close these ports of entry and that policy is allowed to stand for at least a period of time.
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But when the stories blew up and author Anna Todd, aka Imaginator1D on Wattpad, landed a multimillion-dollar book deal with Gallery books, legalities came into play.
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"There is a big difference between if we had an agreement and we need some time to get the legalities done, that is one thing," Fox said.
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There are all sorts of guild rules and legalities that determine who gets credited and how, and the Han Solo situation is irregular, to say the least.
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Triggiano tells CNBC Make It the schools received the check within the last month or so, due to legalities being worked out and processes put in place.
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Thousands of Israeli couples a year are now ignoring the legalities, bypassing the state rabbinical authority, known as the Chief Rabbinate, and marrying any way they wish.
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The issue, however, has largely failed to resonate among rural Malaysians, many of whom appear indifferent to the complex money transactions and legalities involved in the case.
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READ: Everything we know about Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock VICE News asked Turner to explain the legalities of carrying a gun on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Our sources say Drake plans to take a DNA test to figure out any possible future legalities, but he feels there's a slight chance the kid is his.
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"A switch to South African government bonds will be looked at, but we have to confirm the legalities of each option and implications for ratings agencies," Stuart said.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that he wasn't clear about all the legalities but said he did not believe in the death penalty in general.
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Martin Krasnik, a columnist with the newspaper Weekendavisen, noted how this biological identification of "the people" can be used to erase the rights and legalities of formal citizenship.
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There are all these legalities that come along with that — they have to receive it in a certain form so it has to be extracted in a certain way.
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"There is no telling how the Trump administration will handle the legalities of cannabis," said Ethan Andersen, spokesman for NisonCo, a public relations firm that works with cannabis companies.
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"Medically, Lawrence is only considered the donor, so we have to go through all of the legalities to list him as the father so he has those rights," explains Andrews.
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But before you delve into the particulars of a loved one's debts, experts say it's important to first understand the legalities of what happens to assets — and liabilities — at death.
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The billionaire investor suggested that May must prioritize the U.K.'s single market status for as long as it takes for the legalities of leaving the bloc to be resolved.
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Further, these ICOed organizations are often already registered as broker-dealers in various jurisdictions and have all of the legalities in place to take and invest large sums of cash.
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But of course the president still has exceptional power to shake-up the agency, put different people in charge of it, and adjust some of the legalities around its work.
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The business is owned by Marty Cuatchon, who declined to comment on the legalities of the situation, but told the New York Daily News he was aware of RZA's trademark issue.
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Underscoring that this was a political dispute veiled in legalities, the lead plaintiffs were the Republican Speaker of the House of Delegates and the Republican majority leader of the Virginia Senate.
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Though often lucrative, the process can leave them dealing with retail investor expectation and concerns around legalities and other areas, all of which steals resources from actually building the business itself.
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For example, depending on the legalities attached to the type of deed on your home, adding a child to it can expose your share of the house to someone else's creditors.
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While the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 is supposed to protect women from discrimination "on the basis of pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions," in practice, these legalities are not always enough.
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Aging gamers have been emulating their favorite titles for years, but Nintendo's NES Classic Edition made retro gaming accessible for those who didn't want to dance around the legalities of downloading ROMs.
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We will now be working closely with the Bermudan authorities to understand the legalities of 'Domestic Partnership Act 2017' and whether this is something we can offer our guests in the future.
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Legalities aside, our analysis of real-life cases shows that nuisance laws harm people by further stigmatizing mental health and addiction and discouraging those who need care from seeking and accessing available resources.
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"Legalities aside, it seems like a terrible mistake to use the security clearance system as an instrument of political vendettas," said Steven Aftergood at the Federation of American Scientists&apos Project on Government Secrecy.
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Illustration of Moon Express lander / Image courtesy of Moon Express Illustration of Moon Express lander / Image courtesy of Moon Express Interestingly, the legalities surrounding a private mission to the moon came about a bit backwards.
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Testimonies from senior officials, many of whom have served the United States for decades, shine light on an administration in which the president and his henchmen care little about legalities, integrity or proper diplomatic conduct.
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The "legalities" Reckhorn mentioned in his email have to do with what's known as "directors and officers insurance (or D&O insurance)," according to two former employees, who were granted anonymity because they signed nondisclosure agreements.
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Francisco has been working on the legalities of Trump's second travel ban executive order, works at Jones Day (where he worked with current White House Counsel Donald McGahn), and had clerked for the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Legalities-wise, a patient can donate money to them to cook an elaborate medicated feast for them, and as long as every guest has been prescribed medical marijuana and joins their collective, they are good to go.
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"That doesn't necessarily prove that there wasn't a rogue intel operation going on that wasn't encumbered by, or just decided not to be encumbered by, the legalities," King said in an interview with Iowa's Sioux City Journal.
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The explanation is simple: Irrespective of political specificities and personal misconduct, Trump delivered on the original promise of his election — namely heaping abuse on Washington insiders, embracing political chaos and caring little about norms, expertise and legalities.
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"I don't know the legalities of free speech on a website or if you own a hosting company… but if you run a business you have a right to decide who or not you do business with," James said.
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But the administration can't be bothered to double-check the document, thoroughly review the legalities, properly cite case law, or (it turns out) even share the correct content of the president's orders with the public expected to abide them.
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EU officials have been working through the legalities and issues involved in all scenarios, said one senior official close to the Brexit talks, while stressing that there was no indication from leaders that an extension was a preferred option.
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Today, you (along with your friends and family) have decided that, legalities aside, you aren't morally obliged to fulfill the contract, because the money was not — as the contract presupposed — a loan but rather an "investment" in your relationship.
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The SEC is steadily increasing its crackdown on ICOs, and it has long been standard for companies planning ICOs to overlook citizens of the U.S, China and often other countries where the legalities are unclear from taking part in the sales.
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European officials see two main delay scenarios: a technical extension to clear up the paperwork and legalities after a deal is approved by Britain in March, and a much longer - and politically delicate - delay if May loses a vote in March.
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The Free Kesha movement that started as a vague petition in 2013 became #FreeKesha, a rallying cry that is, to the viewing public, as much about victims' rights as it is about creative freedom and the legalities of binding contracts.
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He is already off on the right foot by leaving the substance of the issue to the agencies responsible for the programs, instead of the White House lawyers who bungled both the legalities and the rollout of the vetting order.
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It's a crime to art that legalities will ensure the mixtape is never treated as the singular achievement it is; it's a testament to art that the best work of the most commercially successful rapper of all time is a noncommercial product.
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Harry Pregerson, who as a judge on California's famously liberal Ninth Circuit federal court for a half-century placed his personal scruples over what he discounted as abstract legalities, died on Saturday at his home in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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And he decided — perhaps for his own amusement, perhaps to pull our attention away from the legalities of his interactions with James Comey — to keep people guessing about whether he'd recorded any of those conversations, as he vaguely suggested he had last month.
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"The Super League Board accepts the legalities around the RFL's decision to register Israel Folau, and the Board has voted unanimously to put in place measures that ensure the Super League has greater authority to stop controversial signings such as this in the future," read a statement.
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The president remains popular in large swaths of the American public, because irrespective of his personal misconduct, he has delivered on the original promise of his election — namely, heaping abuse on Washington insiders, embracing political chaos, antagonizing political opponents and caring little about norms, expertise and legalities.
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"The Super League Board accepts the legalities around the RFL's decision to register Israel Folau, and the Board has voted unanimously to put in place measures that ensure the Super League has greater authority to stop controversial signings such as this in the future," it added.
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This line of reasoning is one that other firms like Uber have offered before as defence, and presumably means ride-hailing apps fall outside of traditional transportation legalities — but it also indicates a need for Indonesia's decision makers to work out new rules that cover digital services coming on the scene.
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Legalities aside, the fact that President Trump is indicating that the tariffs will be negotiable on a country-by-country basis, rather than set in stone, diminishes the risk that this will be the beginning of an all-out trade war in which the very underpinnings of global commerce are threatened.
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Legal hang-ups According to those close to the discussions, the look into the legalities of the deal has led to widespread agreement among different agencies that remaining in the accord, while failing to reach the carbon reduction targets set by the Obama administration, would open the administration to legal challenges by climate activists.
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Rufus Yerxa, a former top American trade diplomat on the team that negotiated both Nafta and the Uruguay Round of multilateral talks that led to the creation of the W.T.O. in 1995, argues that whatever the legalities, the thought that Mr. Trump may pull the United States out of the trade organization is not credible.
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"For all the folks that talk about the benefits and legalities of marijuana, there are many health professionals and employers increasingly concerned that this is not your grandfather's or your father's marijuana," Conway told CNN's Michael SmerconishMichael SmerconishMatt Gaetz to Kellyanne Conway over marijuana legalization: 'OK, boomer' Mark Halperin's 'How to Beat Trump' book sells 502 copies in first week Watchdog files Hatch Act complaint against Kellyanne Conway for comments on Dem candidates MORE in April.
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