Sentence examples for has a legitimate need from inspiring English sources
"We will send an armadillo to anyone who has a legitimate need for one, a legitimate need," he said.
Energy-starved North Korea has a legitimate need for nuclear-generated power, while Iran is one of the world's leading oil producers.
Most Americans understand the need to "connect the dots" to avoid another 9/11, as long as the intelligence community has a legitimate need for the information it seeks and is no more intrusive than absolutely necessary.
Electrical engineering professor Ruby Lee said the new architecture allows for what she describes as "transient trust" -- the ability to transmit sensitive information to parties on an as-needed basis so that it cannot be intercepted by others and so that access stops as soon as the recipient no longer has a legitimate need for it.
Chenok declined to speculate on the possibility that the program would be extended to the private sector, but noted that "the government has a legitimate need to provide protection for its systems and information, and industry has a legitimate need to act as a private entity with proprietary information.
"We need to work with Justice to get them to request that citizenship be added back as a census question, and we have the court cases to illustrate that DoJ has a legitimate need for the question to be included.
Law enforcement agencies have a legitimate need for evidence, which is all the more pressing in terrorism cases.
Nonetheless, it accepted the authorities' argument that they have a legitimate need to analyze such information, and that this need can override individuals' right to privacy.
Mr. Leibfried said some union health plans had a legitimate need for waivers because they had annual coverage limits lower than $750,000.
Though members of both parties drive the vehicles, Republican legislators tend to represent rural areas and often have a legitimate need for them.
