Sentence examples for legitimate in the case of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it becomes chemically legitimate, in the case of R. xylanophilus, to substitute the AAHase molecular function by that of the predicted UGTCase in order to perform the cellular function transforming allantoate into ureidoglycine.

This argument implies a restrictive answer to our questions (2b) and (2c): the use of force in order to achieve sovereignty is legitimate only in the cases of self-defense and redress.

Dan Ashworth, a vice president and one of founders of Bluehost, told The Associated Press that his company had a policy of fully complying with a legitimate subpoena and already had in the case of Koch.

First, the structure of the inter-governmental system is important: How many layers are there, what is the character of their legitimate authority (both general and in the case of the specific policy), and how do they relate to each other?' (Hill and Hupe 2002, p. 185).

Akin is of course the Republican who has now become infamous for saying that pregnancies were rare in the case of "legitimate rape" because "if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try and shut that whole thing down".

I think that that he raised quite a legitimate point in, say, the case of ACORN.

He told them to "defend themselves in the case of legitimate self-defense".

Dan suggests that the exemptions are granted in the case of legitimate medical deficiencies.

THE silliness began when Todd Akin claimed during his Senate campaign in Missouri that in the case of "legitimate rape," women "shut that whole thing down" to prevent pregnancy.

In November, then-Representative Todd Akin had been favourite to take a Senate seat representing Missouri before commenting on TV that pregnancy rarely occurs in the case of "legitimate rape".

And that is fair to say, even if, as Jonathan Chait and others have pointed out, Franks was not (or not overtly) in the pseudoscientific wonderland of Todd Akin, the congressman who said there was a mechanism that prevented pregnancy in the case of "legitimate rape".