Sentence examples for legitimately represent from inspiring English sources

If the people must be represented, who can legitimately represent them?

He believes that those advantages are far more important than which wing of the party Mr. Christie can legitimately represent.

First, there are major problems with the distinction between undergraduate groups and graduate student groups for funding purposes: The UA and GSC are here to legitimately represent the specific and special interests of undergraduates and graduate students on campus.

"Fuck you, Bibi, for daring to insist that you legitimately represent every fraction of the Jewish world".

"I just reject it when I see people who don't legitimately represent Latino people claim to be the voice for all of us," said Richard Elias, a Democratic elected official in Pima County, Arizona who supports Obamacare.

Senator Sanders may be a seasoned politician, but his message and beliefs are completely anti-establishment and legitimately represent the will of the people, whether they know it or not.

"It is vitally important that democratically elected leaders legitimately representing millions of people can meet to discuss areas of common concern," the group said in a statement.

The position taken by the prime minister and Alistair Darling now is to argue that the business community is legitimately representing its own interests but that a government has to look at the wider national perspective.

All four forms of representation, then, are ways that democratic citizens can be legitimately represented within a democratic regime.

There was also limited consensus on which nursing group legitimately represented nursing issues in the policy arena.

There was also limited consensus on which nursing group legitimately represented nursing issues in the policy arena (13).