But, despite the high wages in football, a manager can also legitimately receive a commission from the sale of a player.
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.
Subscribers to satellite or cable TV can pay more than £80 a month to legitimately receive premium packages.
Not only do they simply not qualify for many benefits, but undocumented immigrants also tend to keep a low profile and may not seek benefits they possibly could legitimately receive as a result.
Older women could legitimately receive different treatment to younger women owing to, for example, larger tumour size or differences in receptor status (COIN, 1999; SIGN, 2005).
This means that, by my count, Mark Wahlberg could legitimately have received up to six Oscar nominations for acting, to go along with that one he did get for producing, for a grand total of seven actual and theoretical nominations.
On the New York Times Magazine's 6th Floor blog, Adam Sternbergh argues that Mark Wahlberg — yes, the former Marky Mark — may be the greatest actor of his generation: By my count, Mark Wahlberg could legitimately have received up to six Oscar nominations for acting, to go along with that one he did get for producing, for a grand total of seven actual and theoretical nominations.
It was, they said, "against natural justice" to have to cough up for money they'd received legitimately, in accordance with the rules.
When he acts, he does so legitimately thinking he received the go-ahead.
