Sentence examples for legitimately appropriate from inspiring English sources
It is inherently communal, which implies that no one can legitimately appropriate it for private gain.
Thus, although things other than land can be legitimately appropriated without restraint, the acquisition of land must be regulated.
Act consequentialism seem to hold that everyone should know that they are morally required to act so as to bring about the best consequences, but even they do not think judgments of moral blame are appropriate if a person is legitimately ignorant of what action will bring about the best consequences (Singer).
"On the face of it, this information has been obtained legitimately and used in accordance with what the newspaper feels is appropriate interest," said John Cooper, QC. "It's really a question not so much on the law but whether it's in the public interest for this material to find its way into a newspaper.
We could use appropriate processing to make food more convenient, tastier and legitimately healthy.
Now we can debate whether today's liberal/conservative labeling is even appropriate for someone who lived 2,000 years ago, but no one can legitimately assert that Jesus was a conservative unless he asked the Romans for a modern welfare state in colonial Judea.
If, however, NHBD is scrupulously managed so that it conforms to an appropriate and standardized protocol, a number of ethicists believe it can be legitimately applied.
One of the most brilliant analysts I worked with in government could never be legitimately recognised by the appraisal system because he couldn't find anything to write in the appropriate boxes.
No list of symptoms can legitimately be presented but generally the term attachment disorder refers to the absence or distortion of age appropriate social behaviors with adults.
7 For example, while evidence represented by randomised control trials may be the gold standard in determining appropriate care for an academic health centre physician, issues such as equity, cost and patient choice may quite legitimately underlie the positions of other stakeholders such as administrators and community groups.
