Sentence examples for legitimate charges from inspiring English sources

One that increasingly rings trite, and opens fashion up to legitimate charges of superficiality.

Furthermore, for government leaders to decide who shall live and who shall die in an economic sense opens them up to legitimate charges of crony capitalism and favoritism.

(In both cases, the mover can bill later for legitimate charges over and above the estimate — for example, if the actual weight was more than estimated).

Efforts to include in conditionality everything but the kitchen sink, says Mr Goldstein, have brought legitimate charges of "mission creep .One of the consequences of this is that monitoring compliance becomes more difficult.

The point of Mitt Romney's invocation of the race card was to inoculate himself against legitimate charges of racial insensitivity; he had never spoken out about his own church's discrimination against blacks, which didn't end until 1978.

"These settlements demonstrate the federal government's strong resolve to protect Medicare monies and to ensure that they are expended only for legitimate charges," said Mary Jo White, the United States attorney for the Southern District, in a prepared statement.

Let's put the legitimate charge of hypocrisy aside for a moment.

Yet, although the practice of opening libraries to the public has been known from ancient times, it was not without considerable opposition that the idea became accepted, in the 19th century, that a library's provision was a legitimate charge on public funds.

The other, more legitimate, charge levied at Lulu is that the men reviewed have little right to reply due to being locked out of the app, even if there is a limited accompanying app that lets them edit their basic profile.

Wojcicki said 23andMe is legitimate in charging because it is providing a service.

Subprime lenders, most of whom are legitimate, must charge people with blemished credit records higher than normal fees and interest rates in order to compensate for the risk.