Sentence examples for this is illegitimate from inspiring English sources

He claims that some of this is "illegitimate".

"The opposition can argue this is illegitimate if it is approved by a low margin".

Their reductivist opponents, however, clearly think that this is illegitimate.

Chalmers and Copeland argue that this is illegitimate, as a genuine implementation must exhibit the same counterfactual relations that obtain between the computational states.

This is illegitimate on his view for a variety of reasons, one of which is that to punish a person for violations of taste, or on the basis of prejudice, would result in runaway punishments, "…one should never know where to stop…" The prejudice in question can be dealt with by showing it "to be ill-grounded".

"This is the end we expected because this government is illegitimate and illegal and built on failed and mistaken policies connected to American agendas".

When an individual makes a similar declaration about some sphere of her own life, she, too, is denying that anyone else has the authority to control her activity within this sphere; she is saying that any exercise of power over this activity is illegitimate unless she authorizes it herself.

"This Parliament is illegitimate," said Mikhail Saakashvili, the most prominent opposition leader, whose bloc placed third.

"In our view, the outcome of this election is illegitimate," Mr. Tsvangirai, 61, said in a statement.

The second and more general response on behalf of EM is that the appeal to Leibniz's law in this context is illegitimate.

So unless there is a good reason to suspect that specific measure zero states are in fact important, one might argue that the onus of proof is on those who think that discounting them in this case is illegitimate.