legalization

Examples of legalized

legalized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The existence of a legalized (but responsible) labour movement and active civic groups would further the latter condition.
Therefore, land titling and taxation have not only legalized clearing, but encouraged it.
They wanted to have their holdings legalized so that they could receive loans to upgrade their cattle technology.
Legalized approaches foster deliberation and careful weighing of evidence.
How can one account systematically for legalized bedlam?
Another way that state legislatures deferred to local actors and actions was to pass laws that ratified or legalized certain activities at the local level.
Although difficult and complex, a programme should be developed that allows legalized tattooing to occur in prisons.
Public discussion about such a serious matter should take place throughout society before efforts to get such actions legalized.
The licences simply legalized for some merchants what smugglers had been doing over the course of the war.
She was not given the benefit of doubt regarding her age (as in other cases cited above) which may have legalized the marriage.
The state for its part, practiced a legalized and basically off-site style of regulation without any interaction with individual banks in the daily regulatory business.
Legalized assisted death should not be so justified.
Agricultural land use may be legalized in some forested areas in exchange for a community effort to limit exploitation and rehabilitate other forested areas.
For them an endorsement of group ranching would jeopardize their own individual holdings, which by that time were not legalized, having been allocated by the local district councils.
It has legalized bio-piracy and the road which leads there is now ready for multinationals to travel down.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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