Sentence examples for legitimate terms from inspiring English sources

Russian forces begins moving around Ukraine, apparently both on legitimate terms of the military agreement and in violation of those terms.

At least five more elections are in the offing in the coming year in West Africa alone, and few want to enshrine a solution that allows recalcitrant leaders to hold onto power beyond their legitimate terms.

If we spoke out against these extreme videos, and YouTube suspended them as legitimate Terms of Service violations, this reckless practice could be curbed.

It's pretty honest and simple – they want to meet women on legitimate terms, girls they might become friends with and see again when they are back in LA in future, though they usually don't have the means.

It's pretty honest and simple, they want to meet women on legitimate terms, girls they might become friends with and see again when they are back in LA in future, though they usually don't have the means, we give them the means".

Is "market" even a legitimate term?

That has begun to change, with the acceptance of a new, more legitimate term for scalping -- "selling on the secondary market" -- and the emergence of virtual marketplaces that provide safe forums for reselling tickets, at or even above their face value.

Michelle Couto, a Toronto psychotherapist, told me that contrary to my own belief cuffing season" is undoubtedly a legitimate term and not just something invented as a trend.

Professor Jay agreed that the writers were pushing the limits on speech by exploiting legitimate anatomical terms rather the street equivalents.

"The dramatic glue that holds those scenes together, the scenes between husband and wife, for example, where they weren't in Hillary Clinton's autobiography, which some of them were, were deemed to be legitimate in terms of their dramatic portrayal".

As Ramalingam et al. (2015) observe, what humanitarian actors and the private sector view as legitimate, in terms of academic engagement with innovation, is applied research designed to support evidence-based humanitarian action.