Sentence examples for Legitimately warrant from inspiring English sources
Even if that something doesn't legitimately warrant worry... Or fear of safety.
This is more a gaffe than a punishable offense, but at least it's something that legitimately warrants fixing.
The first article of common ground I'd like to suggest to him is this: "We acknowledge that both atheistic and theistic beliefs can legitimately claim reasonable epistemic warrant and therefore proceed in debate on the basis of an attitude of mutual intellectual respect for each other's convictions".
We already have a system with stringent checks and balances that works to protect privacy and make sure data is being used legitimately, they're called warrants – and the police, Asio, Asis and others use them every single day.
Nobody could legitimately argue that Scotland didn't warrant three points against Georgia, one point against Poland and another three against the Republic of Ireland, but they needed a break along the way.
The result is that as concrete understandings of the entrenched constitutional-rights provisions evolve, the results warranted by these provisions can legitimately change right along with them.
In short, for government to legitimately circumvent device encryption through a court order, legal authorization to access the contents of the device (typically through a judicial warrant) is necessary.
They're legitimately funny.
The goal was legitimately scored.
He wasn't legitimately sick.
