"There is some speculation that the larger craft was affected by the wake of one of the commercial sightseeing vessels, but to what extent that had any legitimate effect is still being investigated," Mr. Rowe said.
The reader's response may be a modification of his own sensibility, not an immediate desire for action, and this is one of the legitimate effects of serious fiction.
Government lawyers had argued that prerogative powers were a legitimate way to give effect "to the will of the people" who voted by a clear majority to leave the EU in the June referendum.
Government lawyers argued that prerogative powers were a legitimate way to give effect "to the will of the people", who voted by a clear majority to leave the European Union in the June referendum.
Government lawyers had argued that prerogative powers were a legitimate way to give effect "to the will of the people" who voted by a majority to leave the EU in the referendum.
If there is a legitimate dispute about side effects, this is hardly an informative way of dealing with it.
If he charges his clients for his therapy hours, which I assume that as a psychoanalyst he does, he must presumably be offering a legitimate service with measurable effects.
Mr. Ney, an Ohio Republican, said the hearing was a legitimate inquiry into the effects of the law, which banned national political parties from collecting unlimited soft money checks but left some outside groups free to raise money without limits.
However, there is a legitimate concern regarding the effects of such devices on road safety – both from the point of view of change in driving styles, as well as potential distraction caused by the in-vehicle feedback.
In the nursing and personal care sector, for example, workers' associations at the destination are likely to express a legitimate interest in the effects of foreign trainees on their own working conditions and negotiating power.
