legal standing

Although the society has no legal standing, it is a powerful political force here.

There's a big difference between being an interested 3rd party and having any sort of legal standing.

And the city has little political will to challenge the contract, or legal standing, either.

It would give the fetus the same legal standing as the mother.

That team you sent in there had no legal standing whatsoever.

A survey made by the man who finds it would have no legal standing.

He simply put down the basic truth, which would have the best legal standing, and submitted the whole thing.

The satellite users actually don't have much of a legal standing.

City officials rejected all three nominations on the ground the groups did not have legal standing.

Their own code, which does not have any legal standing, gives them great flexibility.

The court also recognized Indian oral history as having legal standing.

In fact, the only legal standing she had was as privateer.

The Act does not help the legal standing of what I did.

Foreign fighters, with no legal standing in Iraq, cannot be eligible.

"Next time, there would be no legal standing to not grant a similar variance."

First, we agree on terms and you give me a bill of sale; that gives the Museum legal standing.

The airline has legal standing to oppose the government's move; the union does not.

Slaves, who had no legal standing, were part of the household as property.

It has no legal standing but is used by ceremonial protocol.

The legal standing of this action also varies by jurisdiction.

The Mayor himself has no legal standing in the selection of a school chancellor.

Now there was only Kingmaker, a less difficult man, of no. legal standing at all.

As it has no legal standing in state government, definitions of the region vary.

Such a deed, even if it did exist, would have no legal standing.

She said some people are worried about health problems, but believe their objections wouldn't have a strong legal standing on that basis.