Sentence examples for legitimately needed from inspiring English sources

The Hague adoption convention was supposed to streamline the adoption of children who legitimately needed new homes, and "prevent the abduction, the sale of, or traffic in children" for adoption by policing "improper financial gain".

The union has gone to arbitration because it lost a first round against "Priscilla," when a mutually agreed upon neutral moderator ruled on March 16 that she did not "imagine the presence of more musicians to be legitimately needed in this case, especially violins," according to a copy of her findings letter.

OK, I said, but there must have been situations when you were squatting in someone's home who legitimately needed it?

Okay, I said, but there must have been situations when you were squatting in someone's home who legitimately needed it?

When the survivor raised this concern with the university, according to the complaint, a resident dean allegedly told her it wouldn't be a problem, and that no-contact orders were not an obstacle "when contact is legitimately needed".

Others set aside 10 or 15 minutes during family time to check in online -- if legitimately needed -- and work in a highly focused way, even setting a timer so that when that time is up, they keep their promise to their children and shut things off.

"But … many people legitimately need to make more than a single request.

She does not feel that the answer is to stop carrying painkillers, penalizing those who legitimately need them.

"How do we balance between people who legitimately need their prescriptions and protecting the public?" said Mark Neil, senior lawyer at the National Traffic Law Center, which works with prosecutors.

Most of them have been grass-roots, bottom-up, saying this is what we legitimately need to make data available to everybody to advance the science.

The challenge will be to give more time to those who legitimately need it without undermining the basic message that welfare is temporary.