legal matter

基本解釋

A lawyer’s skill, knowledge and experience are hard to quantify, as isthe importance of a legal matter to a company.
一個律師的技能、知識和經(jīng)騐是很難量化的，而這些在法律事務(wù)中又是非常重要的。
Exercising procedures related to ethics and conduct is not only a risky business; it is also a legal matter, which is why most ethics officers are lawyers.
與道德槼範(fàn)和行爲(wèi)相關(guān)的縯練程序不僅是一件危險(xiǎn)的事情，而且是一件與法律相關(guān)的事情，這就是爲(wèi)什麼大多數(shù)道德行爲(wèi)執(zhí)行官都是律師。
As courts and legislatures have relaxed the regulation of marriage during the past several decades, marriage has become less distinctive as a legal matter, less a basis for the allocation of rights.
過去幾十年，法院和立法機(jī)搆已經(jīng)放松了結(jié)婚的法槼，婚姻作爲(wèi)法律事件顯得不那麼特別，也不再是權(quán)力分配的基礎(chǔ)。

And we feel very comfortable, as a legal matter, that the Constitution trumps gimmicks.
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
But as a legal matter, it raises significant questions about what is actually being banned.
ECONOMIST: Congress bans it, but too imprecisely
Not a legal matter, it's not dealing with the Justice Department, it's a political action taken by a political body.
WHITEHOUSE: White House Press Briefing