legal standard

"This could be the beginning of progress toward meeting European legal standards."

Things are within legal standards and going down over time."

"It was not going to be possible to come up with a regulation under our legal standards," she said.

Whether they meet legal standards of insanity is not always clear.

Legal standards of proof are one thing, however, and political advantage is another.

The legal standards for redistricting have become more important than ever.

It was not intended to meet legal standards for prosecution.

The court made this determination by looking at important facts or legal standards.

Most are dismissed because they fail to meet basic legal standards.

Whatever her findings, the legal standard that will be used to apply them is broad.

"We should concentrate on the legal standard for government access.

Public consent is neither a constitutional nor a legal standard.

That's still the legal standard for drunken driving, no matter what the driver's age.

The judge is to hold a similar hearing this morning for five 15-year-old defendants, whose cases require different legal standards.

It also held that the trial court erred by using the wrong legal standard.

I think they are doing an injustice to the prisoners and what should be Israeli legal standards.

The prosecution must be held to the appropriate legal standards."

In those days, there was no legal standard to prove drunkenness.

Well, this cannot truly exist unless it is based on a solid legal standard.

These set out minimum legal standards that must be followed for internal conflicts.

The ruling essentially left Canada without a nationwide legal standard.

But if reporters were to hew to legal standards, very little would be reported beyond what officials want people to hear.

It is imperative for the Chinese authorities to maintain legal standards.

Precisely when and how this legal standard comes into play has been the subject of intense court battles.

According to the legal standard, a sleeping man cannot be aware that his property is being stolen.