nonlegal वाक्य

To my nonlegal mind, that means the courts should impose a remedy that eliminates the monopoly, or at least create conditions that would give competitors a better shot.
Stangl said the company tried negotiating with Amtrak for 18 months and remains " open to negotiations, binding arbitration, nonlegal ways to resolve this situation ."
"To the extent that they own up to the fact that they have tugs on their viewpoints from nonlegal sources, I think it's healthy ."
Geoffrey Ryan, a spokesman for the department, cautioned that many people might complain about a single problem, and that the department encourages nonlegal resolution of certain kinds of complaints.
I can confirm that in everyday nonlegal British usage today, " culprit " has exactly the same sense as described above : the culprit is the person who dunnit.

The Great Code is written in the Dorian dialect and is one of a number of legal inscriptions found scattered across Crete but curiously, very few nonlegal texts from ancient Crete survive.
Over the years, the state Supreme Court has interpreted that phrasing to mean no compensation, other than payment of expenses, for writing, lecturing and teaching on legal and nonlegal affairs.
If law firms provide nonlegal services, it weakens the assertion that nonlawyers should not provide legal services, he said, " which would be a very, very bad thing ."
I testified that Ms . Lewinsky and I " may have talked about what to do in a nonlegal context at some point in the past, but I have no specific memory of that conversation ."
Jay S . Zimmerman, managing partner of Boston-based Bingham Dana, which has started three ancillary businesses in the last three years, said that some of his partners initially had concerns about forming the nonlegal ventures.