Sentence examples for thus legitimate from inspiring English sources
Thus legitimate Turkish security concerns persist and must be addressed.
The presidential authority to kill terrorists defines operatives of Al Qaeda as enemy combatants and thus legitimate targets for lethal force.
These experts were, in Brownian words TBE, Tainted By Experience, ie they knew what they were talking about and were thus legitimate subjects of Brown's scorn.
The case studies illustrate how defining and redefining the refugee category was critical to constructing Central American "feet people" as illegally present in the U.S. and thus legitimate targets of spatialized tactics of exclusion including deportation and detention.
In other words, the inputs are perfect complements, and it is thus legitimate to describe road transport by a per ton, per kilometer unit cost (with some refinements, e.g. distinction between commodity groups).
Here we put the focus on the orientation map only; but even then is thus legitimate to wonder whether in a domain of area (varLambda^{2}), each orientation is represented at least once.
Even if the government concedes that there is no evidence of fraud, there is an additional argument that the perception that voting fraud is possible "leads citizens to disengage from the democracy" and thus legitimates preventive measures.
Such radical questioning of contemporary theory and the need for new theoretical strategies are thus legitimated for Baudrillard by the large extent of changes in the current era.
Relatedly, the inclusion of non-state actors in formal IOs is often seen as a form of cooptation in which civil society actually works in subservience to (and thus legitimates) the established system.
Mr. Morgado said the heavily guarded train was carrying military supplies and was thus a legitimate target.
The coke, evidence in a drug-seizure investigation, had been stored in case it was needed as an exhibit in trial, but there was no trial and thus no legitimate reason for the evidence to have been checked out.
