Sentence examples for be made legitimate from inspiring English sources

Rebels in the North of England, including Lord Hussey, Mary's former chamberlain, campaigned against Henry's religious reforms, and one of their demands was that Mary be made legitimate.

So the only way any specific form of Brexit can be made legitimate is through ratification in a #PeopleVote which includes the option to remain". London Mayor Sadiq Khan said a second referendum would be "the right decision for London — and for the whole country — to give the public their say for the first time on a final Brexit deal.

He might be making legitimate journalistic choices, but you can't tell because you can't see beneath the surface".

In respecting an object, we often consider it to be making legitimate claims on our conduct as well as our thoughts and feelings and are disposed to behave appropriately.

The illegitimate son of a canon of Coimbra, Gonçalo Mendes de Sá, and Dona Inês de Melo, he was made legitimate in 1490.

The results are made legitimate by being the results of the procedure" (Christiano 1996: 35).

Though Mackie doesn't attempt to discredit appeals to such desire-transcendent reasons, what he does insist on is that talk of such reasons is made legitimate only by the presence of an institution: What allows the transition from "There is a stranger writhing in agony before me" to "I have a reason to help" is a cluster of institutional facts, not brute facts.

Guardian Australia has verified that the seller is making legitimate Medicare details of Australians available by requesting the data of a Guardian staff member.

She altered addresses to make it look as if she was making legitimate claims for her second home or constituency office, when they were to cover her personal costs, jurors heard.

On Sunday, the Iranian ambassador to Iraq conceded that two Iranians detained in Baghdad last month were security officials, but said that they were making legitimate contacts with Iraqi government officials.

The court heard Moran altered addresses to make it look as if she was making legitimate claims for her second home or constituency office, when they were to cover her personal costs, and "abused the scheme", going as far as to re-submit expenses claims with different descriptions and supportive invoices if they were initially rejected by parliamentary authorities.