Sentence examples for make illegitimate from inspiring English sources

But we can't allow those who make illegitimate money to continue to make poor people poorer".

The agreement would effectively make illegitimate the ordination of homosexual clergy and the blessing of same-sex unions, but it would not exclude from the Anglican Communion any member church that continued these practices.

Accordingly, CSPs can take effective security measures to make illegitimate use, unauthorized modification and disclosure of their services, relatively hard if not impractical.

Too much focus upon individual attitudes can lead us to make illegitimate generalizations about the characteristics of these attitudes in groups (1968, 67).

The group says the island's annexation, under an 1888 treaty, was made illegitimate by Chile's inequitable administration of it, including the removal of Rapanui from ancestral lands, their forced confinement to the town of Hanga Roa and the leasing of almost the entire island for decades to the Williamson-Balfour Company, a Scottish sheep-ranching concern.

Mr. Reeker did not elaborate on the program other than to say that it was "designed to provide parking areas necessary for diplomats so that they have legitimate parking, that then makes illegitimate parking something that they need to be held accountable for".

As a country, we need to promote efficient movement of legitimate commerce -- both people and goods -- while making illegitimate commerce more difficult.

He was, he made clear, illegitimate - his name a mystery, his father probably called Geddes, the circumstances of his conception vague.

"This doesn't make him illegitimate.

That doesn't, of itself, make them illegitimate.

"Just because something is very clever doesn't make it illegitimate".