Sentence examples for legitimate matters from inspiring English sources

How much it costs and who pays for it are legitimate matters of public concern and legislative action.

Many banks are finally bowing to pressure to restrain compensation, but Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase are now trying to stifle investors from voting on legitimate matters at their upcoming annual meetings.

It's not to say that no one should lose their job where it can be shown that they were responsible for gross failure or misconduct, or that politicians should not intervene in legitimate matters of public concern.

So I am for exposure of legitimate matters of public concern and against special protection for politicians, celebrities and the rich who have more defence weapons than ordinary people whose lives can also be casually ruined.

"Since the passage of the legislation, a number of concerns about the potential impact of these laws on the media reporting of legitimate matters of public interest and importance have been raised with me," he wrote, asking Tony Abbott to refer "the implementation and operation of the relevant provisions in the bill to the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor [INSLM] for review".

All of these shortcomings would be legitimate matters for GOP oversight.

Each of Baker's themes is a legitimate matter of debate, and all have been debated many times.

Of course, the status of Mlle Trierweiler, who is paid for by the French taxpayer, is a legitimate matter for enquiry.

If banks earn huge profits, and their traders huge bonuses, only because of an implicit state subsidy, that seems a legitimate matter of public concern.

But we are asking about it because even votes of private conscience, when they are by the minister for women, are a legitimate matter for scrutiny.

The court ruled that the Sun's publication of the photographs would have been "mere titillation" rather than a contribution to any legitimate matter of public debate, so publication was prevented.