Sentence examples for legitimate operation of from inspiring English sources

"The [Premier] League's sales process will be conducted fully in compliance with competition law and there is no legal basis whatsoever for any interference with the sales process or the legitimate operation of the market," he said.

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Sovereign dictatorship, then, is still necessary to create the substantive equality that grounds the legitimate operation of constituted, rule-governed democratic politics.

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Mr. Picard has been trying for more than two months to find a buyer for the legitimate operations of Mr. Madoff's firm, Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities.

Images on Kingdom's website show staff conducting legitimate operations on behalf of councils.

They can also (but do not have to) have a secretary who, in a legitimate operation, takes on much of a director's work.

Madoff's alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme had the appearance of being a legitimate operation.

Randy Mastro, a Democrat who was an influential deputy mayor in the administration of a Republican mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, said that as long as candidates' donations went toward legitimate operations, the practice of contributing to a political party was "perfectly legitimate activity".