Surely these parents may legitimately expect adequate supervision.
These countries legitimately expect their interests to be taken into account.
Some individuals may be more motivated and harder working, and thus can legitimately expect greater rewards for their efforts.
The federal social services minister, Scott Morrison, said if the GST increased "the Australian people would reasonably and legitimately expect to have their taxes cut in other areas".
Since signing the first Oslo peace agreement with Yitzhak Rabin eight years ago, Mr. Arafat has failed to deliver the kind of security Israel requires and the kind of economic and political gains Palestinians legitimately expect.
It's like it has more to do with our sense of preparation and dependency, rather than legitimately expecting God is going to favor one side over the other".
More importantly, what can we legitimately expect of non-governmental institutions, our universities, our professions, our churches, the media and, indeed, ourselves?
It might be argued that genuine friendship is not so easily disposed of as Keller makes it, and many of us expect more of our friends than he seems to think that friends should legitimately expect of one another.
It is worth noting that Plato holds that citizens, in virtue of their standing in the political community, may legitimately expect to have a share in the administration of justice (Laws 767E9 768B3).
"We do not believe, however, that the committee may legitimately expect the acting attorney general to discuss his communications with the president," Boyd wrote.
