Sentence examples for legitimately order from inspiring English sources
Is it to legitimately order the way we live or to keep some people in control?
(Nor can you legitimately order one online from those parts of the world where people with money are able to buy organs from people without).
You can't avoid it completely, I don't suppose, and working late every now and again can be quite fun, especially if you push it to the point where you can legitimately order a pizza on expenses.
Financial intermediaries such as brokerage firms, insurers or administrators of 401(k) retirement plans, all of which invest heavily in mutual funds on behalf of their clients may legitimately receive investors' orders before 4pm, but not pass them on to the funds' managers until after the 4pm watershed.
But the Jones statement that a person need only be "legitimately on premises" in order to challenge the validity of the search of a dwelling place cannot be taken in its full sweep beyond the facts of that case.
On trade, his inability to grasp specific details and bizarre belief that the whole thing is a zero-sum game are still leading him to question a legitimately broken global trade order.
According to Moore, philosophers talk legitimately of propositions in order to identify the aspects of thought and language which are crucial to questions of truth and inference, and in doing so it may appear that they regard propositions as genuine entities.
While most share the intuition that we would need additional information in order to legitimately infer truths about the length of a person's life from knowledge of palm lines, all that really shows is that we wouldn't view the inference in question as legitimate in the first place.
It is arduous, and rare, for the public to engage in sufficient dialogue and deliberation around an issue in order to legitimately speak collectively as "We the People" around a core constitutional principle.
Thanks to his zeal, 11 miscreants were convicted of murder, and the Israeli supreme court ruled that soldiers could legitimately disobey "immoral" military orders.
By nurturing these conditions through deliberate process design, capacity to legitimately 'close down' decisions in order to resolve complex and value-laden environmental conflicts will increase.
