Sentence examples for legitimate aid from inspiring English sources
Were we visiting a legitimate aid organization, or a lucrative local industry?
While some Saudi charities have come under scrutiny as part of international efforts to stem terrorist financing, the authorities' attempts to distinguish between legitimate aid and terrorist funds have been painstaking and inexact.
More than that, there seems to be a broader refrain among the state's own Congressional delegation that unless the governor retools his plan, he is jeopardizing the credibility of even the most legitimate aid the state and city are entitled to.
"Our DDC members delivering aid services are under no increased risk over that of other legitimate aid organizations functioning in Iraqi Kurdistan.
But Congress should also protect the provision of legitimate humanitarian aid — food, water, medical aid and shelter — in response to wars or natural disasters.
Most hawala transfers are legitimate — Western aid groups in Afghanistan, for example, use it to send funds to rural field offices.
On Feb. 7, lawyers for two legitimate legal aid groups in Texas and Colorado sued in Denver, accusing the brothers and their companies of duping clients throughout the country.
The government has similarly argued that providing legitimate humanitarian aid to victims of war or natural disasters is a crime if provided to or coordinated with a group labeled as a "foreign terrorist organization" — even if there is no other way to get the aid to the region in need.
The deal seems to be structured similarly to the NFL-Microsoft deal, where the devices act as both as an advertising tool and a legitimate coaching aid.
In the flotilla incident, the correct strategy would have been to communicate effectively and in advance to the entire international community that Israel would check the ships for rockets and arms, and then take the legitimate humanitarian aid to Ashdod from whence it would be transported to its original destination, Gaza.
This principle of a test of reasonableness is one that courts are often required to utilise, and in the case of contract cheating would protect those who provide legitimate study aids and guidance.
