legalistically

Examples of legalistic

legalistic
Legalistic proportionality, political consensus, personal betrayal, cultural balkanization, and social hierarchy are underlying themes of both books.
One might object that legalistic considerations justify the requirement of personal identity.
Consumers may find it difficult to understand the provisions in contracts even when they are explicitly stated, if technical or legalistic language is used.
To some extent, then, the end of international political boundaries would be mirrored by the end of domestic, individualistic, and legalistic property boundaries.
A bureaucratic style obeys formal rules, is legalistic and hierarchical.
Did it re-ect a lower level of penetration of legalistic values among the populace?
For a variety of reasons, this debate is now conducted in the legalistic terms of individual rights and liberties.
Accordingly, the measures imply rather formal and legalistic patterns of administrative interest intermediation.
However, all this good practice cannot be simply solved by encapsulation in a rigid algorithm for legalistic decision-making.
These obligations leave member states with virtually no viable alternative to implementation by a legalistic command and control approach.
You don't read legalistic contract clauses at each other if you ever want to do business again.
One gets legalistic or literalistic misunderstandings that way.
As the book makes clear, this was often a deeply academic, legalistic and rigorous pursuit.
It is, or aspires to be, scientific, legalistic and purged of scope for troublesome individual interpretations.
The aim of all these institutions was to break away from the heavily legalistic, excessively doctrinal and theoretical approach to local government.
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