Sentence examples for legitimate parking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reeker did not elaborate on the program other than to say that it was "designed to provide parking areas necessary for diplomats so that they have legitimate parking, that then makes illegitimate parking something that they need to be held accountable for".

Getting a hire car towed from a legitimate parking space in the pouring rain while I was delivering my pet cat to a new house and frantically trying to file legal documents for a court case - that scored 4.83, which to be honest seems a bit low when I think back.

Shoushou Safari Tours has an ICCN sign on display at its Bunagana office, but the operation has no link to the legitimate park authorities, said Virunga park director Emmanuel de Merode.

Unfortunately, even people who have legitimate handicap parking placards use the loading area between two spots as an excuse to park badly.

And while many are no doubt legitimate placards, parking experts say anecdotal evidence also suggests widespread fraud.

Lord Sumption said: "The owners and operators of the car park have a legitimate interest in the efficient use of the parking spaces, for the benefit of other users".

But there are also more legitimate worries that this park, which includes a hotel and other commercial ventures, creates a burdensome new requirement that future urban parks must be sustained by private or commercial support.

Social representations theory was applied to explore competing claims for a legitimate version of the park by each group.

Mr Brokenshire said: "We would like to establish secure parking areas where legitimate hauliers and travellers can wait without being hassled by would-be illegal immigrants".

Pretty quickly the British public realised that a woman who made her name writing songs for Disney-era Miley Cyrus and gets booked to play Radio 2's Big Day In The Park has limited legitimate claim to a "street" vernacular.

Best Rock Video, meanwhile, went not to a legitimate rock nominee like Linkin Park or the Black Keys, but rather to Lorde's "Royals," which is the 2014 equivalent of Jethro Tull defeating Metallica for the Grammy for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance.