There are two competing arguments: (i) that provided there is a Council discussion, if it does not reach a conclusion, there remains an authorisation to use force; (ii) that nothing short of a further Council decision will be a legitimate basis for the use of force.
Sarah Knuckey, director of Columbia Law School's Human Rights Institute, said the report suggested there was no legitimate basis for targeting the hospital.
They are not sacrosanct and not the only legitimate basis for the functioning of the EU.
"We agree that simply entering an intersection on a yellow light is not in and of itself a legitimate basis for a traffic stop," the state Court of Appeals wrote in January.
Initial analyses revealed there was a legitimate basis for combining the data from the FIRST II and SI program faculty for reporting purposes.
But, under the constitutional framework, it's not close to a legitimate basis for impeachment, because it's not an egregious abuse of Presidential authority.
With the passage of the World Health Assembly resolution [ 4], the health sector in the African Region can now lay claim to a legitimate basis for seeking internal and external resources to accelerate growth in this area.
"Lying to Congress is a very serious charge, and if somebody were actually guilty of that, that is a perfectly legitimate basis for their removal," he said.
"I don't believe there is any legitimate basis for C.T.U. to be pulling their support," said Darren Reisberg, general counsel and deputy superintendent for the Illinois State Board of Education, who helped draft the bill.
There is no legitimate basis for these assertions.
Recidivism has long been recognized as a legitimate basis for increased punishment.
