lawfully

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• “Better to put those voters on notice now while they still have at least some time to adjust their plans and cast their votes in an unquestionably lawful way.”

• This is often done at night from boats, but also from jetties and breakwalls where lawful.

• In another development last year, Ireland’s DPC opened an investigation into Google’s online Ad Exchange — looking into the lawful basis for its processing of personal data.

• Or, Google says, publishers can use the “legitimate interest” lawful basis for processing personal data under the GDPR.

• Lawful but could not have been avoided, not lawful but awful.

• The DEA will continue to work with state officials so the state can lawfully obtain the seeds.

• But these groups, however passionately they believed in their cause, never imagined themselves to be acting lawfully.

• Dreamers, he says, “are considered to be lawfully present despite lacking valid immigration status.”

• Thanks to the Obama directive, Dreamers soon will be lawfully present.

• So they panicked, threatened, and at times practically assaulted me—all for playing lawfully.

• Besides, each one who lawfully vows to God, in vowing discharges a function of a loyal subject of God's government.

• The latter are countenanced by no class of vows lawfully made, either in Old Testament times or in a later period.