Sentence examples for legitimately assigned from inspiring English sources
The first sets a constraint on what problems may be legitimately assigned to state action.
In opposition to Levi's views, Joyce (2002) argues that (1) causal decision theory need not accommodate an agent's assigning probabilities to her acts, but (2) a deliberating agent may legitimately assign probabilities to her acts.
Second, for arithmetic operations, such as summation of integral numerals assigned to response categories to be performed and interpreted legitimately, the magnitudes that successive categories represent need to be equally spaced [ 3, 4].
With patients assigned to units based on clinical and other personal factors, similarities in scores on the GAF and other assessment tools rated by the same physician can legitimately result from patient characteristics.
If you are legitimately against all war, then you can file as a conscientious objector when a hypothetical draft arrives, and then you'd most likely be assigned to domestic work (such as work in hospitals).
As long as God is in the controlling position this view assigns to him, it might be argued, the apparent moral autonomy of free creatures, and the destiny they achieve through it, is a sham — something visited upon them, rather than legitimately chosen.
They're legitimately funny.
The goal was legitimately scored.
