Sentence examples for legitimately different from inspiring English sources

This is a question about which our signatories hold, quite legitimately, different views.

Quite legitimately, different people have different notions of what is fair, and what is the right balance between fairness and efficiency.

Two features of value-based practice are to 1) always start with the patient's perspective but also seek a balance between legitimately different perspectives and 2) ensure that communication skills play a substantial role in clinical decision-making.

Thus, even when presented with an identical scenario people might construct different models and hence legitimately differ in their responsibility judgments.

It says, "Bishops can legitimately make different judgments on the most prudent course of pastoral action".

Thus you might legitimately give different grades to students with the same mastery of the material.

Others who study law enforcement said the rules might legitimately be different for officials in Washington.

On those, politicians can legitimately take different views and campaign in support of the view that appeals to them.

But in his latest exhortation, he said that within the Catholic Church, "there legitimately coexist different ways of interpreting many aspects of doctrine and Christian life".

Further difficulty arises as families are defined quite legitimately in different ways: by common descent or by common possession of distinguishing features.

Older women could legitimately receive different treatment to younger women owing to, for example, larger tumour size or differences in receptor status (COIN, 1999; SIGN, 2005).