Sentence examples for legitimate stance from inspiring English sources

The statement read, "There can be no other legitimate stance by the United States, no American compromise whatever on this elemental geopolitical and moral truth".

To truly grasp the zeitgeist one must view life through the bleak lens of a reality TV camera!" It's a perfectly legitimate stance to take, but then the actuality of watching Border Security or UK Border Force or Immigration Smash Force: Terminal 2 sets in.

He said any action taken by Russia would be legitimate, contrasting its stance with that of the west.

As the former Jerusalem deputy mayor Dr Meron Benvenisti wrote today: "No one can predict the minute opposition to the war turns from an act of betrayal into a legitimate and correct stance... but in the current outbreak of violence, the change will come very quickly".

In a tribute to the Venezuelan leader, Sana says: Chavez stood by the Arab's legitimate rights, including his honourable stance towards the conspiracy against Syria as he announced repeatedly his solidarity with the Syrian leadership and people in the face of the heinous imperialistic campaign hatched against it.

And yet, days before the vote, the subject turned from the perfectly legitimate questions of Dean's stance on the issues and his general fitness for office to a completely pointless discussion on his wife.

Philosophers take different stances on what legitimate justifiers may be, so that it is difficult to come up with an account of justifiers that is neutral between competing theories of epistemic justification.

One might adopt a pluralistic stance that recognizes distinct legitimate conceptions.

4) The expedient use of undefined and politically charged words like 'radicalisation' and 'extremism' is unacceptable as it criminalises legitimate political discourse and criticism of the stance of successive governments towards Muslims domestically and abroad.

But he said that stance did not dissuade people with legitimate claims.

Such considerations do not provide legitimate grounds for granting epistemic privilege to the stance of control.