validly

If something is not those two qualities, it cannot validly be called mind.

The Court held that the rates had been validly imposed.

Major first considered the issue of whether section 16 was validly enacted.

"It means the hotel group has validly been on our books at the right sort of figures."

They noted idea of construct validly was not new at that point.

In other words, it is about whether findings can be validly generalized.

The husband and wife must validly execute the marriage contract.

Only speak if you have some validly important political abuse to report."

But he did not provide a description then, thus the scientific name was validly established by him only in 1851.

If it was not, then the couple was validly married.

If this is so, then what kind of being could validly apply the word "good" to an ecosystem as a whole?

The court declared that Hill was not validly elected at the 1998 federal election.

Renewal fees may not be validly paid more than three months before they fall due.

"If a person is validly registered to vote, the signature should count."

However, it is possible to hit a shank that lands validly in the court.

However, Cook did not validly publish it, making the name invalid.

By this he meant that political authority cannot be validly founded upon Christianity.

Validly published names other than the correct name are called synonyms.

It can be performed as validly for bad works as good ones.

Therefore a contract for a fixed term may not validly be made."

To date, the need for a major step forward in opening the internal market has not yet been validly contested.

Only in the estimation of others can your true worth be validly determined."

That caused them to go back and look the contract, which the board now says may not have been validly negotiated or signed.

Each candidate must be validly and legally nominated to participate in the election.

At present, only four validly described species are placed here: