Sentence examples for constitutes illegitimate from inspiring English sources
"We express no opinion on whether the practice is inconsistent with the public interest or constitutes illegitimate medical care," Judge Tallman wrote.
Appeals to altruism, if honestly framed, are unlikely ever to constitute illegitimate constraints on choice, but the other categories can be more problematic.
If Bain's profits were illegitimate, which other corporate profits might be illegitimate, too?
"Whoever wins, the president will be illegitimate".
And Mottaki repeated the Iranian regime's mantra that Israel, the "Zionist regime," constitutes a "fake and illegitimate" implant in the Arab world and, thus, "the main security threat in this region".
The idea, now very familiar, is that anything said which offends or upsets favoured groups constitutes "hate speech" and is therefore illegitimate.
One senior member of staff at Liverpool told the THES: "It was warned at the time of the reforms that they would lead to a illegitimate increase in top degrees and would 'take an axe to the roots of what constitutes a university'.
What constitutes male, what constitutes female?
It constitutes moral abdication.
What constitutes not trying?
What constitutes success?
