Modifies a noun

• advice: Legal advice should be sought in cases of doubt.

• requirement: The service is designed to comply with legal requirements covering the disposal of such waste.

• obligation: Travel permits meet the legal obligation of the District Council to provide travel concessions.

• aid: Legal aid plays a key part in helping the justice system work.

• proceeding: Your client may not be eager to embark on legal proceedings in respect of any personal injury at an early stage.

• profession: The legal profession should be barred from the process.

Modifying Another Word

• perfectly: On querying this, he assured me it was perfectly legal.

• strictly: Furthermore, on strictly legal grounds, the fairest thing to do would be to charge both of them for assault.

• only: Currently abortion is only legal if it is performed by a doctor to save the life or health of the woman.

• not: We will give you legal information, not legal advice.

• now: And with the new rule changes from the R&A this product is now legal for you to use in all forms of golf competition.

Infinitive complement

• drive: You may be concerned about driving following loss of sight in one eye, however it is legal to drive with sight like this.

• use: It is legal to use in the US and most other countries as it is considered a food supplement.

• do: We won't receive a warning or an error - technically it is legal to do this: it just doesn't make sense.

• park: It is legal to park on yellow lines at traffic lights if you drive a white van. !

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Reassuringly, all of these things will, at least in the meantime, remain legal in this aspiring Member State!

• change: Prwora changed legal also eliminate the schip outreach and new york new.

Preposition: in

• state: K&N stock replacement filters are backed by their Million Mile Limited Warranty and are emissions legal in all 50 states.

• circumstance: A significant number of students who say they are pro-life think abortion should be legal in some circumstances.

Preposition: under

• law: He said the company had acquired rights to it in a deal that was legal under the laws of a recognized sovereign state.