Sentence examples for legitimate conversion from inspiring English sources
There are credit cards with zero international transaction fees and can make for smooth transactions that charge a very fair and legitimate conversion rate in US dollars, without any international transactions fees or costs of any kind.
At one end of the thermometer, an exporter might delay the conversion of his legitimate foreign-exchange earnings.
Though many remained unconvinced of his sincerity, Henry's conversion removed all legitimate pretext for resistance, and important towns, notably Orléans and Lyon, submitted to him in growing numbers.
As shown in Figures 3 and 4, this method uses multiple biometrics (including those for legitimate users) to find a conversion set through a mechanism which identifies highly distinguishing features.
This allows each one-dimensional feature of the postbiometric conversion to effectively distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate users.
A Conservative conversion will be seen as legitimate (no different than if you were born Jewish) in every capacity by Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist Judaism.
"It's a legitimate concern," concedes Robert Keebler, a Wisconsin CPA and conversion advocate.
But teaching unions claimed she was trying to accelerate the conversion of schools into academies by riding roughshod over the legitimate objections of local people.
It set off a debate over whether a team might quickly drop-kick a conversion if they thought there was doubt over a try being legitimate – to beat the referee and the TMO to the punch, as it were.
Thomas Fitzsimmons, an architect in Great Neck, said he was working on the conversion of a brick building with decorative stonework that began as a legitimate vaudeville theater in 1922 called the Playhouse Theater in Great Neck Estates.
What we're really looking at here is two parts of a conversion funnel — the traffic growth part, then the paywall part — for what appears to be a legitimate contender to iTunes (and any other music service out there).
