Sentence examples for legitimately permitted from inspiring English sources
Caring was "legitimately permitted to keep his assets offshore by a hereditary quirk of UK tax law, under which he is registered as 'non-domiciled', courtesy of his Italian-American father," the story noted.
Caring was legitimately permitted to keep his assets offshore by a hereditary quirk of UK tax law, under which he is registered as "non-domiciled", courtesy of his Italian-American father.
"In short, any legally permitted factors that could legitimately help a board decide if a candidate would be a good fit in the building are legitimate grounds for inquiry," Mr. Shmulewitz said.
Similarly, proponents of chimera research cannot legitimately argue that it should be funded, or even just that it should be legally permitted, because it represents humanity's partial fulfillment of a divine imperative to acquire knowledge and improve the human condition.
Stewards will be permitted a measure of discretion, being allowed to consider if any individual whip strokes "might legitimately be disregarded" after hearing evidence from the jockey in question, which might have prevented Ruby Walsh's ban at Aintree last month.
To restrict minor parties and other permitted participants to donations from voters and organisations registered only in Scotland would be unfair to them when the largest political parties can legitimately use money from elsewhere.
But Maffey also said that Steele had failed to consider a fundamental aspect of the Law of War: that even if a group of people in a geographic area can be legitimately targeted, combatants must be individually identified when the means permit it.
Furthermore, it permits explicit restrictions on what counts as a legitimate reason for preference, or in other words, what properties legitimately feature in an outcome description; such restrictions may help to clarify the normative commitments of EU theory.
Some Thai officials say the best way to break the cycle of human trafficking is for the Thai government to issue more permits to make it easier for migrants to work legitimately.
