Sentence examples for legitimately declared from inspiring English sources

For completely different reasons, Jeter could have legitimately declared that he was the "luckiest man on the face of the earth".

Is there any part of your brain that can legitimately declare "danger!" Or would that be an irrational, extreme response?

The difference is that the official Islam of the Saudi government thinks that only a special class of legal scholars called ulema can legitimately declare someone an apostate.

After stating that this controversy between the several states and the United States had been compromised, the court thought it necessary to notice the Indian title, which, although entitled to the respect of all courts until it should be legitimately extinguished, was declared not to be such as to be absolutely repugnant to a seisin in fee on the part of the state.

It was around that point that Scott declared himself legitimately tired.

Rather, Ukraine experienced an act of civil disobedience, one large enough to prevent an election from being stolen by an incumbent regime represented by its then candidate, Viktor Yanukovich.Move on to 2010 and Mr Yanukovich was declared Ukraine's legitimately elected president after a run-off.

The news agency points out that some of the discrepancies can be legitimately explained - as a result of shipping costs and taxes being declared differently, a time-lag between a cargo leaving and arriving, or simply mistakes.

Another declared, "Before impugning an opponent's motives, even when they legitimately may be impugned, answer his arguments".

Mr. Ortega accepted a strongly worded accord that declared the rightist Salvadoran Government of President Alfredo Cristiani to be a legitimately elected democratic Government.

Although the U.S. Constitution properly designates the president as the commander-in-chief of the U.S. military, it also specifically states (in Article I, Section Eight) that the power "to declare war" resides solely in the legislature – in the U.S. Congress -- the body that also has the "power of the purse," to provide funding for legitimately-declared wars.

But top Democrats said that Mr. Gore and his running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, were wedded to the idea that they had legitimately won the popular vote, in Florida and across the nation, and that they should be declared the winners.