Sentence examples for legitimate human from inspiring English sources
But, in doing so, they also exploited genuine and legitimate human desires.
Mr. Sarkozy requested the meeting with the pope, who had personally appealed for the acceptance of "legitimate human diversity".
"We believe she has been arrested for her legitimate human rights work and must be released immediately and unconditionally," she said.
Using Honduras and Guatemala as examples, the declassification procedure mandated by the bill allows for other legitimate human rights investigations while protecting United States security interests.
Amnesty International has described the couple as "prisoners of conscience, imprisoned solely for their legitimate human rights work and criticism of the government".
"Mohammad Sadiq Kabudvand has already spent close to a decade in prison simply for doing his legitimate human rights work and journalism," said Amnesty International's James Lynch.
Change.org is full of petitions dealing with legitimate human-rights concerns, yet many have received less support than one that has managed to actually bring more attention to the show, thus creating a demand and ironically reducing the likelihood of it being shelved.
It is worth reminding that the question is not about legitimating human spare parts industry in one specific system but several systems and hence broadly in the society.
"That may be legitimate in human logic, but for the church, the very mission statement of the pontificate is to preserve the immutable teaching of the church and to pass it on".
Of course in some contexts privileging certain phenomena is useful and even necessary: medical sciences are not "neutral" with respect to what phenomena count as significant and how they are categorized; medicine has a legitimate concern with human health and the organisms that affect human health.
As a consequence, there remains sharp political and theoretical disagreement about the legitimate scope of human rights and about the priorities that are claimed among them.
