Sentence examples for be legitimate for from inspiring English sources
If you believe in God, and I don't, it must be legitimate for me to say your belief is full of crap.
Paxman asked whether it would be "legitimate" for Labour to try to govern if it came third in share of the vote.
For example, since housing is unaffordable for many more people than, say, food grains, it would be legitimate for housing programs to have more generous cutoffs than the public distribution system (PDS) which gives the poor access to subsidized food.
Hence the need to use the next ten or so years, before population ageing gathers momentum, to lower the public debt burden.That policy may be legitimate for the EU as a whole, but not for Britain.
But, he suggested, Pakistan should not seek to "keep Afghanistan weak," and that "it would not be legitimate" for it to engage in covert guerrilla warfare against any of its neighbors.
King's defenders would argue he was not seeking to press the Conservatives to follow a specific deficit path, but given the state of the markets it would be legitimate for him to ask them to put detailed plans in place.
It's legitimate for any conservative Republican to vote against her on philosophical grounds.
"We won't lose, but it is something that is legitimate for me to mention — this seat could determine things".
Similarly, it is legitimate for Mr. Romney to point to the failings of "labor bosses" or "labor stooges".
In response, Sarkozy said that it was "legitimate for democracy and respectful of secularism to have a dialogue with religions".
