Sentence examples for legitimately allow from inspiring English sources

A win against the Franconians, followed by another one in the league, at home against FSV Mainz, would, for a start, legitimately allow them to do what they do best in Berlin, apart from partying of course: to dream big, again.

More than a quarter-century ago, British feminist philosopher Janet Radcliffe Richards wrote, "No feminist whose concern for women stems from a concern for justice in general can ever legitimately allow her only interest to be the advantage of women".

We are legitimately allowed to do that.

But hunting has to be tackled and tackled properly because fundamentally, I don't particularly want to live in a country in which bands of horn-tooting barbarians are legitimately allowed to range across the countryside tearing innocent animals to shreds in the name of having a bloody good old laugh.

For example, a vendor may be selling certain items under a second certificate, which legitimately allows him to sell for another farm; or stickered fruit may really come from a farmer's packinghouse.

He later revealed if presidents were bound by law to put their business interests into a blind trust while in office, or if president-elects are legitimately allowed to opt out of intelligence briefings as Trump himself has reportedly been doing since winning the election.

It should be a guiding principle of any expenses scheme that what an MP receives should simply recompense them for expenditure legitimately incurred, not allow them to make a profit.

The defendants have argued that DeCSS is legitimately used to allow people who already own DVD's to view the discs on computers running the Linux operating system, which they are unable to do without descrambling the encryption.

Obama's proposal includes a provision asking Congress to validate that Section 215 of the Patriot Act may in the future be legitimately interpreted as allowing bulk data collection of telephone data.

Both groups say their versions of cheerleading have addressed those concerns, and will eventually allow programs to legitimately count cheerleaders as athletes.

The amount of ß-carotene in each capsule was approximately half of that in a single large raw baby carrot [38], so we recognize it was unlikely to cause marked urine discoloration, but it did allow us to legitimately tell the subjects that they might notice a discoloration of the urine regardless of their group assignment.