Sentence examples for lacking legitimate from inspiring English sources

The others, lacking legitimate advertisers to fund a defence, have simply ignored the lawsuits.

The government says the TAK outrages prove the truth of its contention that the PKK is a purely terrorist organisation lacking legitimate cause that must be mercilessly extirpated.

They found an industry lacking legitimate interest and brimming with low-ball offers.

"A PRINCE never lacks legitimate reasons to break his promise".

Let it not be said of Microsoft that "a prince never lacks legitimate reasons to break his promise," for this court will exercise its full panoply of powers to ensure that the letter and spirit of this remedial decree are carried out.

Quoting Machiavelli's "The Prince," the judge said, "Let it not be said of Microsoft that 'a prince never lacks legitimate reasons to break his promise,' for this court will exercise its full panoply of powers to ensure that the letter and spirit of this remedial decree are carried out".

He has improved, but he still lacks legitimate offensive skills -- the only thing he does with consistency is dunk alley-oop passes -- and some in the Cavaliers' organization say they believe he does not have a good understanding of the game or how to play it.

Brady's agent Don Yee had promised to appeal, saying the ban was "ridiculous" and lacked "legitimate basis".

Most natural duty theorists conclude that subjects of a legal order that recognizes no rights on the part of some or all of its subjects against such treatment lacks legitimate authority, even if it is democratic.

Trump has also indicated he believes the entire Black Lives Matter movement lacks legitimate policy grievances.

Trump has also indicated he believes the entire Black Lives Matter movement lacks legitimate policy grievances.