Sentence examples for although legitimate from inspiring English sources

Although legitimate in theory, the doctrine had been invoked in an unprecedented manner by the Bush administration to block judicial review of a broad range of questionable practices.

One charge, Making a False Declaration, was for initially providing the short form of his first name (e.g., "Mike" instead of "Michael"), and an address which, although legitimate, was different from the one on his driver's license.

and an address which, although legitimate, was different from the one on his driver's license.

The officer charged the man with eight different counts, including making a false declaration for initially providing the short form of his first name (e.g., "Mike" instead of "Michael") and an address that, although legitimate, differed from the one on his license.

Although legitimate trade in medicines is required for quality standard testing in Kabul, no screening is possible for those transported illegally.

Although a legitimate government was elected by the Afghan people, it has been hampered by corruption, the drug trade, an under-developed economy, and insufficient Security Forces.

Although obviously legitimate, this classical concept of ethylene's inhibitory effect on cell elongation has been complemented with reports of its stimulatory properties (reviewed in Pierik et al. 2006).

(Although, some legitimate programs just use the default Windows icon for executables...)...

Although they were legitimate military targets, General Jumper said, destroying them also had the effect of undermining popular support for the Serbian leader, Slobodan Milosevic.

"The idea of liberation from the Austro-Hungarian empire was legitimate, although it is still hard to see Gavrilo Princip as a hero," said one, Drazenka Kosic.

In this sense, Liz Calder's view that 'all prizes are a good thing' is legitimate, although presumably there must be a saturation point.