Sentence examples for otherwise legitimate from inspiring English sources
Though not illegal, this does allow corrupt brokers to hide illegal late trades in a batch of otherwise legitimate trades.
The transactions were otherwise legitimate, so UBS cannot claim that the trades were fraudulent even if Mr. Adoboli was not authorized to conduct them.
The biggest complication in a general-purpose remote-accessed computer system is that the "intruder" in these definitions may be an otherwise legitimate user of the computer system.
In this fraud, perpetrators hacked the existing vendors' email accounts and inserted illegitimate requests for payments (and payment processing details) into electronic communications for otherwise legitimate transaction requests.
New York courts have not specifically recognized the existence of an executive privilege for governors, nor ever denied an otherwise legitimate subpoena for documents by the legislative branch.
"It is a vehicle for avoiding otherwise legitimate tax liabilities at a time when states need money badly," Professor Brunori said.
Collage also aims to mimic the traffic patterns of innocent users, so that digital fingerprints which may suggest illicit behaviour are not produced.Finally, hiding messages widely amid otherwise-legitimate content makes it difficult for a censor to block communication effectively without also causing significant disruption to innocuous users.
Did any of the Senators in performing what might otherwise be legitimate constituent service use methods which undermine the public's confidence and the integrity of its Government?
This otherwise morally legitimate judicial process may be corrupted, if one or more of its constitutive actions are not performed in accordance with the process as it ought to be.
And paradoxically, one result of the conservative media's overheated campaign against Obama is the concomitant marginalization of criticism that might otherwise be legitimate.
This unreflective use of evidence narrows the range of otherwise accepted and legitimate scientific procedures for conducting research.
