"This government controls, legitimately or not, everything," he said.
With the 596 convention delegates arriving today, the question was not so much which candidate, Mr. Buchanan or Mr. Hagelin, would receive the campaign money as much as which ruling group was legitimately in control of the party and, by extension, the convention, which ends on Sunday.
The public was spooked about legitimately high crime rates in general; Democrats controlled the federal government; there were a couple of extremely dedicated politicians, in Clinton and Feinstein, who demanded action; and DC was less partisan than it is now.
It may also become a challenge for effective democratic governance, where minority groups can legitimately feel that "power to the people" merely empowers the majority to control the most valuable aspects of the economy.
Mercedes, Opel-Vauxhall and VW have enabled low-temperature sensors that can legitimately switch off emission controls in wintry conditions to operate in temperatures as high as 17C; Fiat is under investigation in Germany for allegedly fitting a timer that cuts back emissions controls just after the 20-minute run time of the official EU test.
Hence, control over hiring legitimately belongs to faculty.
Shareholders will legitimately wonder whether failings in systems and controls at British newspapers occur elsewhere in the group.
These young men are under intense pressure to return to the consensus reality of parents, teachers, media and so on, and may legitimately feel that rather than having joined a mind-control cult, they are trying to leave one.
It is argued that those fathers and mothers who reduced their fertility earliest both perceived their duties towards their sons and daughters to be rising to new heights and drew on familial ideals that could be used to construct birth control as a moral practice that could legitimately be explored within marriage.
