Sentence examples for To make legitimate from inspiring English sources

For a long time to come, some parts of the continent will continue to make legitimate demands on the conscience of the rich world.

To do so would promote tension between neighbors and, even worse, might leave some folks too fearful of retribution to make legitimate complaints.

"There was plenty to talk about without making light of the situation, and there was real opportunity to make legitimate criticisms of the government and media," he said.

The defendants tried to use the fair use concept to defend their distribution of the code-breaking program, arguing that it could be used by scholars and others to make legitimate excerpts of movies.

As it excavates the foundations, the burgeoning school of behavioural economics is shouldering aside the desiccated calculations of economic man to make legitimate space for emotion, altruism and fair play in economic behaviour.

The shame is that Smiley and West would have been in prime position to make legitimate criticisms of the president, calling for more action and amplifying the public's cries for the change we've been promised.

Very simply, he explained: among their more creative ploys was to create fake letterheads and rubber stamps needed to make legitimate-looking paper trails for fictitious companies that were used to siphon money from the bank.

"We think one of the best ways to combat Internet piracy is to play offense and make legitimate Internet content available to people who have broadband connections," said Peter Murphy, chief strategic officer for Disney.

But these islands of forest, savanna, sand dunes and freshwater lakes, surrounded by aquamarine ocean, can make legitimate claims to seclusion and rarity in a crowded world.

He could then make legitimate claim to being one of the greatest British athletes in history – despite facing so many obstacles.

In respecting an object, we often consider it to be making legitimate claims on our conduct as well as our thoughts and feelings and are disposed to behave appropriately.