Eight members of a federal jury in California unanimously decided that Apple's frequent software updates for iPods legitimately improved the devices, and were not used to block competitors and reduce consumers' choices.
"It's really consistent with the priority that this government has put, and legitimately put, on improving the relationships between the private sector, the public sector, and academia".
The owner of the Angels of Anaheim and Los Angeles -- 40 years ago the Angels were legitimately in Los Angeles -- seeks to improve his revenue stream by hijacking the big city to the north.
"When Ofsted came into being, you could quite legitimately say to people who didn't want to improve: 'This isn't just me saying this, it's Ofsted saying that we need lesson plans', and so on.
Former Nigeria captain Sunday Oliseh called the changes "unnecessary warfare", and legitimately asked why England can't do more to improve its coaching standards.
Future research should further investigate whether the specific summated scale can be improved or legitimately ignored without sacrificing content validity.
While acknowledging that the drugs can be harmful to people under 18, industry officials say they can be used legitimately by adults, to help recover from muscle injuries, for example, or to improve strength and endurance.
The new mayor is also planning to improve health care and housing for migrants and organize street markets where they can legitimately sell wares rather than touting illegally on street corners.
You could legitimately argue that all privatisations are unpopular in Britain, but (with luck) come to be accepted later as services improve.
The mission statement for this work was simple: continue to improve the Unit and make it harder for students to participate in and get away with contract cheating, but not any harder for students legitimately learning the material.
