Examples of 'legally hold' in a sentence
Meaning of "legally hold"
legally hold: This phrase refers to the act of having the legal authority, right, or responsibility to possess or detain someone or something in a lawful manner
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legally hold
You can not legally hold me here.
They legally hold specific constitutional rights at federal level and in various provincial states.
A person to legally hold a job.
You can not legally hold me here without the authority of another doctor!
At the time non-citizens could not legally hold title to land.
We can only legally hold her another couple of hours.
I do not know . You can not legally hold me.
But you can not legally hold a steady job on a business visa.
Depending on the outcome the hospital can legally hold her for the next 48 hours.
Italian police can legally hold the suspects for an entire year without official charges.
I'm going to legally hold you to that promise.
All right, we can legally hold them until we process the transitory evidence.
She can legally hold me that long?
They can legally hold her for up to 30 days.
Whites still could not legally hold a black servant as a chattel slave until 1670.
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You can't legally hold me here The authorities initiated a 5150 and brought you here.
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