Sentence examples for a legitimate consequence of from inspiring English sources

In the modern period some Christian communities regard secularization as a fall from true Christianity; others view it as a legitimate consequence of a desacralization of the world initiated by Christ.

Any remaining differences in values should be a legitimate consequence of the descriptive system.

In the letter to the education ministers of Wales and Northern Ireland, Mr Gove said the separation of GCSEs and A-levels between those countries and those in England was "a natural and legitimate consequence of devolution".

"That is a natural and legitimate consequence of devolution," says Mr Gove's letter.

In his letter, he described the proposed move as "a natural and legitimate consequence of devolution".

Education Secretary Michael Gove has said it is time to recognise the "natural and legitimate consequence of devolution" by having separate exam systems in each part of the UK.

Judge Bill Musseman said handing down the prison sentence was a "legitimate and moral consequence" of Bates's actions.

Fear of war and its consequences are a legitimate concern of individuals.

The owners of the Staffordshire-based business noted that their email address had been flagged up as a threat as a consequence of the attack, meaning that even their legitimate messages were now being blocked from delivery.

If there are legitimate grievances as a consequence of higher fuel prices (owing more to Opec, incidentally, than to this Government) then deal with those grievances by other means rather than caving in on the principles.

That is a legitimate point of pride, but the issue we are pursuing is one of relationship or consequences.