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- 01. It is not [legal] to drink in public in this town, but having a bottle of wine at a picnic is usually tolerated by police.02. I couldn't understand the judge's [legalistic] language, so I don't understand the decision of the court.03. We need to get [legal] advice before we make any decision as to whether to sue the company that ripped us off.04. He was arrested for drunken driving because he had drunk more than the [legal] limit of alcohol.05. Disgraced President Richard Nixon once remarked, "When the President does it, that means it is not [illegal]."06. In Alaska, it is [legal] to shoot bears; however, waking a sleeping bear for the purpose of taking a photograph is prohibited.07. In the Netherlands, marijuana is not officially [legal], but people are able to buy it in registered "coffee shops."08. Internet access in the country of Burma is restricted by anti-modem laws, and [illegal] possession of a modem can lead to a prison term.09. It was [illegal] for women to wear buttons in fifteenth-century Florence.10. On January 21, 1908, a law was passed in New York City making it [illegal] for women to smoke in public.11. Some people think that marijuana should be [legalized] because they believe it has many beneficial uses.12. Alcohol was [illegal] in the U.S. for a period in the 1930s.13. The [legality] of using marijuana for medical purposes has not really been clarified in this country.14. In 1993, a Florida judge ruled that a twelve-year-old boy who didn't want to be with his parents any longer could [legally] divorce them.15. In November of 1995, the people of Ireland voted by a margin of less than one percent to [legalize] divorce.16. The [illegal] animal trade has been a significant factor in the decline of the wild orangutan population.17. We got a $20 ticket because we were [illegally] parked.18. Music downloaders are questioning the [illegality] of file sharing, claiming the law is unclear on the matter.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.