Sentence examples for legitimately based from inspiring English sources

The division within the Republican Party on foreign policy is legitimately based in differing views and positions, but cannot be easily described as pitting moderates against extremists or anything like that.

The three determining factors used to decide whether the new directive was legitimately based on article 95 included the need to harmonise, a favourable internal market purpose and a favourable internal market effect.

The more general formulation of the notion of merit allows that an economic firm might legitimately base its decisions on nonmarket values without engaging in wrongful discrimination that violates equality of opportunity rightly construed.

Our Supreme Court cannot legitimately adjudicate based upon "inspiration" from other countries, or borrow from them to create a "good impression," as suggested by people quoted in the article.

But when it comes to specific plans, costs can legitimately vary, based on the size of a plan, its level of administrative support and other factors.

In closing his brief for female citizenship, he challenges his critics to "show me a natural difference between men and women on which the exclusion could legitimately be based" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 339).

Now, Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga). is questioning whether Trump was legitimately elected, based on intelligence that the Russian government interfered in the presidential election to help him beat Hillary Clinton. .

The Trump team was especially outraged when civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga). said he did not believe Trump was legitimately elected, based on intelligence reports that the Russian government had interfered in the presidential campaign to help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. .

On Friday, Amazon Studios released the first clip from the film, and while it's impossible to tell if this one is legitimately Oscar-worthy based on the strength of a 30-second clip, the teaser makes one thing abundantly clear the thing is going to be an emotional gut punch.

There were a total of 5 patients with legitimately false-negative diagnoses made based on the FAST: 3 involving inadequate scans and 2 of blunt trauma-induced small bowel perforations without hemoperitoneum.

In clarifying the legitimacy and scope of the qualifiers 'arbitrary and unlawful' in Article 17, the U.N. Human Rights Council concludes that a surveillance program can only be legitimately conducted if it is based on published law and complies with a country's own constitution and with international law.