Sentence examples for rendered legitimate from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch spoke up in protest, saying in a statement, "Civilian broadcasting facilities are not rendered legitimate military targets simply because they broadcast pro-Hamas or anti-Israel propaganda".

Rather, justice amounts to that set of principles that are established in practice and rendered legitimate by the actual support of affected citizens (and their representatives) in a process of collective discourse and deliberation (see e.g., Fraser 1997, 11 40 and Young 2000).

US law gives terrorism too wide a definition, rendering legitimate resistance to occupation and oppression illegal.

In particular, the mere fact that certain sexual practices cause offense to some people who are aware of their occurrence does not constitute harm of any kind that would render legitimate the prohibition of those practices.

In a statement, Chevron said, "No judge who has participated in the type of meetings shown in the video recordings could possibly have rendered a legitimate decision".

Resistance at the population level renders legitimate drugs and even entire classes of drugs less effective, even for patients who did not previously take poor-quality drugs.

This serves as the only legitimate birth certificate; the original is rendered illegitimate.[5].

The payments to Executive Learning, while "admittedly complex," were for "legitimate services rendered," Dow Jones said.

Furthermore, the Union's refusal to recognize the Confederacy as a legitimate enemy rendered questionable any appeal to the laws of belligerent nations.

At this stage the AG classes Platini as "between a witness and an accused person", with the latter insisting the money was payment for legitimate services rendered.

Drucker wanted to explore the responsibilities of such an institution, and what rendered its enormous authority legitimate - questions his paymasters did not much wish to raise.