In Britain, this is called "wall crossing," which the F.S.A. described in its charges as "a process whereby a company can legitimately provide inside information to a third party".
And because I speak French, read Spanish, and have now studied enough Italian to understand Manara's work in its original language, I can legitimately provide the kinds of checks and balances on this project that an editor should.
(Warren- Supervisor) Registrars struggled with understanding what they should legitimately provide for patients.
One of the challenges of conducting paediatric research there is addressing the complex issue of consent and assent for example, who can legitimately provide parental consent and who has the child's best interests.
Gangmasters fear that regulation may increase the cost of doing business legitimately and provide a boon to unscrupulous operators.
It now features movie trailers and music promotions provided legitimately by movie and record companies, along with some items for sale, like music available for download.
And most communities lack the commitment, capability and capacity to provide legitimately superior quality academic education for their children.
Therefore, doctors may legitimately refuse to provide such treatments, so long as they do so for acceptable clinical reasons.
More shells would be provided if the owners legitimately used their guns to defend themselves, however, if people spent their ammunition "shooting cans in somebody's private property" then they would not be given more shells.
Schmitt concludes that it would be absurd to take the view that the formal procedures of amendment provided by a democratic constitution can legitimately be used to overturn its constitutional fundamentals (LL 85 94).
That vote made him the first legitimately elected leader in the thousand years of Russian government, and provided him with an extraordinary forum for attacking Mr. Gorbachev's policies.
