Sentence examples similar to legitimately asserted from inspiring English sources
Second, Ross McEwan, boss of Royal Bank of Scotland, could quite legitimately assert that he was waiving his annual bonus for 2013 even as he was handed £3m in shares.
(Every time one legitimately asserts that a proposition is false one need not be certain that it is false. "Knowing with certainty" is not a pleonasm). The claim is that this tentative posture is the reasonable position for the atheist to take.
This is also the view of William Stoeger (2010), a Jesuit priest and cosmologist, who argues that scientific cosmology can purify theology but never be in conflict with what theology legitimately asserts.
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.
And, he added, "a state may not legitimately assert an interest in maintenance of a strategic advantage over the defense, if the result... is to cast a pall on the accuracy of the verdict obtained". Justice William H. Rehnquist, in a lone dissent, said the court's ruling "is far too broad". Rehnquist said providing such help should be limited to cases in which the defendant faces a death sentence.
Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.
Then James asserted his authority.
Speed kills, the moralists asserted.
