Sentence examples for legitimate demonstration from inspiring English sources
On May 13 , 2003 Microsoft retracted the denial, stating that the iLoo had been a legitimate demonstration project that was to be released in Britain for summer music festivals, but had been terminated by Microsoft executives in Redmond, Washington who believed the iLoo was inappropriate with the final decision made by MSN senior vice president David Cole.
Critics of the legislation say the imminent law gives Canadian spies sweeping new powers to investigate and disrupt broadly defined threats to public safety, with language that makes no distinction between terrorist plots and legitimate political protests and demonstrations.
"Peaceful demonstrations are legitimate," President Dilma Rousseff said in a statement.
Brazil's Minister of Justice, Jose Eduardo Cardozo, said the demonstrations were legitimate but resorting to violence and vandalism was unacceptable.
"I think our demonstration is a legitimate protest for democracy and against capitalism, and it should be allowed.
Such discrimination -- routine in everything from the tax code to the use of different voting mechanisms in different counties -- requires the demonstration of a legitimate government interest and rational basis.
Peaceful public demonstrations are a legitimate form of expression, and we hope masses of Pakistanis join in.
Political demonstrations are the legitimate expression of the will of the people, and an essential counterweight to the will of the elite, whose focus appears to be cutting tax for the rich and cutting spending for the poor.
The Occupy Wall Street demonstrations raise many legitimate issues about which people are seeking to be heard.
Deputy Inspector Benny Øchkenholt told the Danish Broadcasting Corporation that police were granting protesters dispensation to wear the burqa at the demonstration, because it was considered a legitimate expression of opinion.
They argued that Tunisia needed to move as fast as possible to a more legitimate authority, ending the continuing outbreaks of strikes and demonstrations by workers and young people eager to protect their revolution.
