Sentence examples for be given a legitimate from inspiring English sources

Theodora and Margarita worked with one woman who had been told she would be given a legitimate job, but after they brought her across the border illegally the traffickers took away her passport, replacing it with a fake one along with forged residence papers.

What if the hacker was given a legitimate password?

The plane hadn't been flown in 7 years and had just recently been given a legitimate OKEE DOKEE by a "certified aircraft inspector", who during the times I was certifying him was either inebriated, or lying on the tarmac under the wing.

In order to subvert this vigilance, some athletes have been known to use a catheter to fill their bladders with someone else's urine, so it appears that they are giving a legitimate sample when they are not.

A reputable club is giving a legitimate headlining act anywhere from 55 to 70 percent of the total gross of the box office receipts to play the show, and the rest is going to support acts, box office costs, sound costs, advertising, etc.

The Court held that a "most deferential" approach should be given an agency engaged in making legitimate predictions of risks that fell "within its area of expertise at the frontiers of knowledge, and when the resolution of … fundamental policy questions lies … with … the agency to which Congress has delegated authority".

This is one of the first times in history that Muslims have been given a free and legitimate democratic power to govern, and it's about time they had it.

Democracy can produce successful solutions, but only if there's real debate where all legitimate views are given a fair hearing.

As a rationalist and ardent social reformer, Periyar advocated forcefully throughout his life that women should be given their legitimate position in society as the equals of men and that they should be given good education and have the right to property.

Immigration experts told HuffPost that most parents who were deported between April and June while the zero tolerance policy was in effect were not given a legitimate shot at asylum.

Should polling always be given preference over legitimate and experienced professional political judgment about who will make the strongest candidate?