Sentence examples for legitimately decided from inspiring English sources

The trial court found that Latham & Watkins legitimately decided that it could no longer give this opinion.

For example, even if we require proof beyond a reasonable doubt before sending someone to prison based on an accusation of criminal sexual misconduct, we can legitimately decide to apply some different standard when deciding whether to socialize with that person or hire him as a babysitter.

Sovereignty is about who decides legitimately on behalf of a people – whereas power is the capacity to impose these decisions on the outside world.

I've been playing a lot of Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and I legitimately can't decide which setting is better.

These include adopting a view about when such theories are successful, taking a stand on what sort of data such theories aim to systematize and explain, and determining what sorts of arguments are legitimately used in deciding between one of these theories and its competitors.

Because there is no direct connection between the gasoline engine and the electric drivetrain, GM decided they could legitimately call Volt an electric vehicle.

Does this mean that the Met can resurrect all deleted files on innocent people, despite it being decided that they should not legitimately be holding such information?

This is my very legitimately owned, non-stolen car that I decided to try and pass off as stolen.

Problem is, the courts decided that Hambrook was not legitimately transgendered, and was sentenced to an indefinite jail sentence for being a dangerous offender.

Scolari craved a penalty in the 37th minute but the referee Jorge Larrionada decided Willy Sagnol had been marking Ronaldo legitimately.

I decided to try it, since I'm legitimately headed to Europe this summer and need to unlock my phone.