Sentence examples for legitimately enter from inspiring English sources

Asked about potential travel within 12 nautical miles of the structures, Conroy said: "In international law there is no claim because these are recognised under the international law of the sea as international waters and we can safely and legitimately enter these waters at any stage".

There are two main strategies to show that wide mental contents can legitimately enter into causal explanations.

The question before the justices pits a company's constitutional right to protect its intellectual property — through reliance on a patent that excludes competitors — against antitrust law, which holds that a company cannot unfairly exclude others from legitimately entering a business with a rival product.

Ferdinand de Rohan – related by blood to the house of Stuart as well as Bourbon and Lorraine – was also unable to marry legitimately, having entered the Church as a younger son of a noble house.

But he told The Associated Press that Mr. Qaddafi had planned to enter Mexico legitimately and said the allegation that false documents were being prepared was news to him.

According to a contemporaneous magazine article, "Eight months later he was reinstated through the efforts of eastern men on the ground that he was temporarily insane" — which allowed him to enter, and legitimately win, the 1905 Boston Marathon.

According to a contemporaneous magazine article, "Eight months later he was reinstated through the efforts of eastern men on the ground that he was temporarily insane"—which allowed him to enter, and legitimately win, the 1905 Boston Marathon.

Their houses had legitimately (though regrettably) entered the foreclosure breakdown lane.

Pamela Digby (later legendary Washington hostess Pamela Harriman) enters legitimately through her marriage to Winston's son Randolph, but her post-divorce flings with Aly Khan and Gianni Agnelli belong more properly in a biography devoted entirely to her.

Honeytokens also can be used to track attacks from within a company by people who have passwords to enter the system legitimately.

The only 'real world' of which we can legitimately speak, have knowledge, or enter into other intentional relations with is the 'real world' as constituted by, and essentially correlated with, meaningful series' of intentional acts.