Sentence examples for recognised as legitimate from inspiring English sources

A growing lobby wants some private military activity to be recognised as legitimate.

They were frustrated as conservative politicians in exile were recognised as legitimate rulers.

Circus skills, pop music, even TV soaps, are now all recognised as legitimate art forms.

None of them echoed Mr Chávez's call in January for the FARC to be recognised as legitimate belligerents.

The new government has been recognised as legitimate by most regions of Ukraine outside Crimea, but still has work to do to integrate law-enforcement bodies and restart the functioning of the state.

In reality it's almost the other way around, we have a process in place to collect the numbers and if that collection takes place properly, every step is followed, then the outcome is recognised as legitimate.

The constitution grants the president alone "the specific decision of what foreign power he will recognise as legitimate".

"The presidential race is being run in an absolutely unacceptable way...If everything continues in this way, then of course we cannot recognise as legitimate what is happening and what will happen after May 25".

While it might be unreasonable to claim that all physicians have an obligation to enhance athletes, one would nevertheless recognise as legitimate a physician's choice to facilitate such a lifestyle.

Fantasy illustration rarely gets recognised as a legitimate form of fine art.

We are now recognised as a legitimate focus for minority protection.