Sentence examples for legitimately do from inspiring English sources

A country may legitimately do so to fuel power stations.

Audiences eager to laugh along with the City Opera's "Love of Three Oranges" can legitimately do so.

Apple will be livestreaming the event, either online at its website or using a special Apple TV app — but users can only (legitimately) do so using Apple products.

In my view they could legitimately do it because it was a free vote – but it's a constitutional crisis," he added.

It may legitimately do better than predicted.Mr Musharraf must hope his opponents will at least fail to win a two-thirds parliamentary majority.

"What the government cannot legitimately do is to resubmit to the House the same proposition — or substantially the same proposition — as that of last week," he said.

But once in a while there's a story of an intern who's actually, really, legitimately doing something valuable.

"This is the first mayor you had who legitimately did all he could to move Newark forward.

What the president legitimately did was to choose the leader of the coalition with the most votes, which, in the eyes of British Eurosceptics, constituted a coup.

Platini and Blatter sought to clarify that the £1.35m, which the Frenchman confirmed he was paid in February 2011, was for work he legitimately did at Fifa.

Daniel J. Mitchell, a tax policy expert at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative policy and research organization in Washington, said yesterday that an undefined number of companies in the study legitimately did not pay taxes because they did not have any taxable profits, because of cyclical and economic fluctuations.