Sentence examples for legitimate organisation from inspiring English sources

'We read a basic textbook that linked Islam and politics as the same and spoke about the Muslim Brotherhood as a perfectly legitimate organisation.' It appears a culture of Islamism was entrenched at the school.

"Like other phishing scams this case is complex and targeted, and by pretending to be from a legitimate organisation, fraudsters can manipulate your emotions to make you act in a way you might not have done in another situation.

Hamas lost an ally in the form of President Morsi who perceived Hamas as a legitimate organisation fighting for the Palestinian cause from his perspective," says Omar Ashour, a lecturer at the UK's Exeter University who is Egyptian and an expert on Islamist groups.

This is a "legitimate" organisation that would not generate a "hit" in such screening procedures.

Methods for customer screening are far less advanced than those for sequence screening and mostly rely on the fact that the client's postal address is not a residential address or a PO box, and ensuring that the address owner is a legitimate organisation.

Regulators and device manufacturers need to consider that connected devices provide extra opportunities for both legitimate organisations and hackers to access personal data.

She said it was known from the Trojan horse affair in Birmingham schools that extremists use entryist tactics to infiltrate legitimate organisations to promote their own agendas.

Located above a coffee shop on the Edgware Road, London, the import/export firm shared a building with a range of legitimate organisations, including the Feng Shui Society, a limousine hire firm and a business called Jesus Watches.

"I join with others including Neville and Doreen Lawrence to demand that the government hold an independent judge-led inquiry into who was responsible for instructing these officers to spy on peaceful, legitimate organisations".

"What this research once more demonstrates is how organised and well-funded adversaries are using highly sophisticated tools and techniques to target legitimate organisations on a massive scale," he said in a statement.

Querying why the Ministry of Justice should foot the bill, he commented: "This is a plain case of fault, either by the West Yorkshire police or the CPS, so why shouldn't they pay?" After Tuesday's ruling, John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace, said: "The sheer scale of covert policing against legitimate organisations is corrosive to the democratic values and principles we hold dear.