Sentence examples for consider to be legitimate from inspiring English sources
"They are picking by speaker and by content what they consider to be legitimate speech.
"What some consider to be subsidies, others consider to be legitimate business practices," it added.
Reports suggest that some of Corbyn's closest allies are frustrated that the row might shut down what they consider to be legitimate criticism of the state of Israel.
London gangs are drawing up and disseminating lists of teenage girls whom they consider to be legitimate rape targets, as sexual violence is increasingly used to spread fear and antagonise rival groups.
Moreover, one wonders what Mr Peres would consider to be "legitimate" if an attack on Israel amounted to the same destruction and death than the one brought upon Gaza.
The field of electricity generation is dominated by the actors responsible for this task, and there are rules that regulate who under what conditions is allowed to do what as well as there are implicit rules concerning what the actors consider to be legitimate actions.
Heretofore, these claims were accepted, even reservedly, and the needs of such individuals were considered to be legitimate even when they were monitored closely.
Presidential and parliamentary elections that are transparent and considered to be legitimate by the people of Zimbabwe and by local and international observers should be held.
"In six of the cases examined by the commission, and in most cases reported on by non-governmental organisations, there is little or no information available to explain why residential buildings, which are prima facie civilian objects immune from attack, were considered to be legitimate military objectives".
