Sentence examples for legitimately imposed from inspiring English sources
The culture clash is in relation to the limits and restraints that can be legitimately imposed by the state.
He argues that a state cannot legitimately impose any particular conception of happiness upon its citizens (8 290 91).
Their target is the creation of new international legal rules that would allow them to legitimately impose censorship and monitor users' online activities.
The liberal principle of legitimacy frames the problem of legitimacy: how any particular set of basic laws can legitimately be imposed upon a pluralistic citizenry.
Presumably, to return to the criminalization of smoking example, it would not be enough, on this argument, to point to the fact that there may be no diminution in the adequacy of valuable options available to the smoker if the conclusion is to be that criminal fines should legitimately be imposed.
The pope imposed various sanctions on England and John; at one point de Gray was one of only two bishops still legitimately holding office in England.
Structure had imposed order.
Curfews were swiftly imposed.
No penalties were imposed.
imposed measures of correction.
