All advertising messages would have to bear legitimate return addresses, as well as the abbreviation "ADV" or some similar indication of its content so that recipients could filter them away.
Recent evolutions in legislation (including the pending repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell), in community practices and attitudes, in case law (including the Supreme Court's holdings in Lawrence and Romer), and in social science regarding sexual orientation all make clear that sexual orientation is not a characteristic that generally bears on legitimate policy objectives.
Watching her bring the same passion to her study of pop that I brought to bear on legitimate music has increased my respect for it.
Instead, since it appeared unlikely that James's Dutch replacement, William of Orange (who died the following year), would bear a legitimate heir – nor ultimately did his successor Queen Anne – the act decreed that the succession should descend through "the most excellent" and safely Protestant Princess Sophia, electress of Hanover, "and the heirs of her body, being Protestants".
Ambiguity is generally taken to be a property enjoyed by signs that bear multiple (legitimate) interpretations.
Alternatively, if this expansion is real and legitimate, the bears are wrong and the bulls right.
The Bears might be a legitimate No. 1 wide receiver away from riding a three-game winning streak.
In all, the pair used registered companies that either bore names closely resembling legitimate finance companies, or were existing shelf companies with no adverse record with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (Asic).
In other words, their behavior bears the "signature" of a legitimate target.
"The challenged regulations bear a rational relation to legitimate penological interests," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for seven members of the court.
