Sentence examples for are less legitimate from inspiring English sources

David Cole, a law professor at Georgetown University, said, "They can't say military commissions are less legitimate, because they're still using them.

If standards are not useful or accepted, the organisations are less legitimate, and if standards seek to receive acceptance, these must prove that they are "morally right, beneficial for the users, and the like" [50].

The harsh laws will soon make the state less effective because they are less legitimate.

There is no doubt that Akin meant that certain rape victims are less legitimate than others, and that at some level he actually believes victims can "control" what happens during and after a rape -- a horrific social problem that is all about the perpetrator's control, not at all the victims.

If standards are not useful or accepted, the organisations are less legitimate, and if standards seek to receive acceptance, these must prove that they are "morally right, beneficial for the users, and the like" [ 50].

In an election ironically reduced to genuinely fuzzy math, would a coin flip really be less legitimate?

"I think when we made the decision to go into Iraq that was less legitimate" in the eyes of much of the Muslim world, he said.

Clearly, though, there were less legitimate uses.

"There's an expectation that I should be ok with others slipping up, but if I do, then it feels as though my name is less legitimate," says Ray.

Yet search warrant documents from the California Justice Department obtained by The Huffington Post — and interviews with Peifer, who assisted investigators — suggest that CMP's operation was less legitimate than the group's national profile made it appear.

The fat wars are less a legitimate public health campaign than a "moral panic," she suggests.