Sentence examples for making it legitimate from inspiring English sources

"Blizzard were leading the way with the real-money auction house, designed to take what was being done in a grey economy and making it legitimate, and indeed profitable," John Walker, editor of PC gaming site Rock, Paper, Shotgun told the BBC.

On the one hand, she acknowledges the difficulty inherent in separating out his 'heart' problem from his other illnesses and wider experiences, making it legitimate for the patient to frame his heart problems in a broader context.

What makes it legitimate?

But they would make it legitimate not to do so.

"Harvard, Princeton and Yale have made it legitimate for others," says Samuel Hayes, a professor at Harvard Business School.

So, consent makes it legitimate to harm people, even though in the absence of consent it wouldn't be legitimate.

It took September 11th to make it legitimate for Fortuyn to attack fundamentalist Islam as "backward" and illiberal.

"What it has done is suddenly made it legitimate for everybody else out there to lash out at Muslims.

The presence of Google in the mix makes it legitimate, it is a brand that is trusted by youth".

That we think first about what it is that justifies the practice itself: What makes it legitimate for a society to have punishment?

If intervention were clearly the preferred choice, we need at least two things to make it legitimate: congressional approval and a meaningful coalition.