Sentence examples for legitimate occupation from inspiring English sources
All day that prodigally spreading fountain of stairs had collected the sun-crouching multitude of persons who had no regular or legitimate occupation".
This was chiefly because Jenner, the 17-year-old (insert legitimate occupation here) and half-sister of Kim Kardashian, tweeted that she felt hurt and insulted at the implication that she'd injected her lips with fillers such as Juvederm, when in reality she'd have done better to tell people to mind their own business.
Their scepticism fell away, and they saw how it could be a legitimate occupation.
Sex workers and their advocates argue that sex work is a legitimate occupation that should be recognised as such.
First of its kind, this program affirmed the value of art as a legitimate occupation needed in reconstructing a society unhinged by economic catastrophe.
These results provide support for sex work being recognized as a more legitimate occupation, where women do not feel obligated to hide their work from their non-commercial partners.
Nevertheless, the provision of laughter and dreams has been for many centuries a legitimate literary occupation.
"I mean, the government does terrible things that aren't legitimate, the occupation isn't legitimate, the settlements are a crime, discrimination against Arab citizens is pure racism, and the country was established on the ruins of the Palestinian people, al-nakba, of course, and …" And the woman in the audience continued, "So?
That argument cuts no ice with Palestinian groups, who say SodaStream pays Palestinians less than Israelis, or with Oxfam, which says that trading with Israeli companies operating in West Bank settlements legitimates the occupation regardless of how they treat their workers.
US law gives terrorism too wide a definition, rendering legitimate resistance to occupation and oppression illegal.
Palestinians overwhelmingly consider attacks on soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza to be legitimate resistance to occupation.
