Sentence examples for recognizes as legitimate from inspiring English sources

have a thoroughly justified subjective expectation of privacy, but it is not one which the law recognizes as "legitimate". His presence, in the words of Jones, 362 U.S., at 267, 80 S.Ct., at 734, is "wrongful"; his expectation is not "one that society is prepared to recognize as 'reasonable.' " Katz v. United States, 389 U.S., at 361, 88 S.Ct., at 516 (Harlan, J., concurring).

Here, Changeux approvingly quotes Joëlle Proust: "A philosophical theory is naturalistic when it recognizes as legitimate only those objective undertakings and explanatory principles normally recognized and adopted in the natural sciences" (p. 135).

They weren't able to visit him, for what he now recognizes as legitimate financial reasons, and it led to a breakdown in communication that resulted in him being homeless, fast-tracking his drug use and return to prison.

Such governmental purposes long have been recognized as legitimate.

There was no method of succession ultimately recognized as legitimate, no tradition of loyal opposition.

Diversity within national society is also recognized as legitimate and central.

If Mr. Micheletti and his backers expect the next Honduran government to be recognized as legitimate by the international community, it must restore Mr. Zelaya to office now.

This liberal-democratic order is the only one we in the West recognize as legitimate today, and we owe it primarily to Hobbes.

That means no sex outside marriage, and in Mormon doctrine, same-sex marriage is not recognized as legitimate — even in states where it is legal.

In any given era, those who minister to the mentally ill — doctors or shamans or priests — inadvertently help to select which symptoms will be recognized as legitimate.

Very few people know of Buddhist nationalists in Myanmar who are slaughtering Rohingya Muslims, an ethnic minority not recognized as legitimate citizens.