Sentence examples for be deemed legitimate from inspiring English sources

Which historical voices should be deemed legitimate?

Last year, a state judge ruled that the girls should be deemed legitimate heirs.

He did not say what this meant, but probably at least some of the North Korean funds will be deemed legitimate and unfrozen.

And while the prize is lauded for its international reach and has never been disparaged for choosing to bar translated work, once again the annual clamor erupts: how can such a circumscribed honor be deemed legitimate?

"I think the board must have searched their hearts deeply and changed their position when they realized that the results of the recount would not be deemed legitimate," said Miguel DeGrandy, a lawyer for the Republican Party.

Those votes — there were more than 200,000 in Ohio in 2008 and 80 percent were deemed legitimate — could pose numerous problems and take weeks to sort through.

It was deemed legitimate to have spent $57,927 on private jets to fly Matt Damon and others to Haiti because they gave "substantial contributions" afterward.

However, following a review from officials at the match's conclusion, Mason was cleared of a charge after the encounter was deemed legitimate.

But it is deemed legitimate show biz when, around the corner at the Plymouth Theater, Kathleen Turner doffs everything in "The Graduate" except her high heels.

In the last few years, 67,000 citizens' complaints have been deemed legitimate under the program and passed on to the Justice Department and federal prosecutors.

But other issues -- overcrowded cells, bad food, poor medical care and rigid censorship -- were deemed legitimate even by state correction officials.