The coalition intends to enlist broad public support so that by 2016, the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, the academic Shakespeare establishment will be forced to acknowledge that legitimate grounds for doubting Shakespeare's authorship exist.
If the party made more noise when it has something to say, it would have legitimate grounds for complaint when the media failed to report it sufficiently.
One paragraph stated: "Senior government sources speculated that, if proved, the leak would provide legitimate grounds to sack the justice secretary".
For example, even on the assumption that the Unnaturalness argument, interpreted as a religious objection against interfering with God's plans, is sound, it still would not provide legitimate grounds for a public policy restriction on chimeras.
Innocent people who present no legitimate grounds for suspicion should not be stopped at all.
But the president also said there were legitimate grounds for mistrust of police more generally and argued it would be wrong to try to "tamp this down" or "paper it over".
"In short, any legally permitted factors that could legitimately help a board decide if a candidate would be a good fit in the building are legitimate grounds for inquiry," Mr. Shmulewitz said.
The supply of nuclear fuel would be guaranteed by international agreements, giving countries like Iran no legitimate grounds to insist on a program of their own.
The stand-up thing would have been to fire Mr. Hurd on the altogether legitimate grounds that the directors didn't have faith in his leadership.
I would like to think that he would have been confirmed without further ado — or, better, rejected, but on the legitimate grounds of inadequate qualifications and unknowable or abhorrent views.
But Rory's got legitimate grounds to grizzle.
