These are common and legal, used legitimately by professional archaeologists, say, or chess enthusiasts to form an online group and conduct chats or exchange information.
We already have a system with stringent checks and balances that works to protect privacy and make sure data is being used legitimately, they're called warrants – and the police, Asio, Asis and others use them every single day.
While acknowledging that the drugs can be harmful to people under 18, industry officials say they can be used legitimately by adults, to help recover from muscle injuries, for example, or to improve strength and endurance.
That suggests that most of the temporary visas issued to Mexicans — 1.1 million in 2010 — are being used legitimately even as American statistics show clearly that visa opportunities have increased.
But if our use of the word in a news headline is one thing, what about the BBC Trust's ruling that, because "pikey" has come into common use among "a number of people" to mean "cheap", it can be used legitimately in non-news programming without people associating it with the Gypsy and Traveller communities.
Nuclear officials from America, Russia, Britain, France and China will meet in London next month to explore ways to build confidence for future disarmament.Yet all will be in vain unless better ways can be found to deal with a practical problem as old as the nuclear age: how to stop nuclear technologies that can be used legitimately for making electricity from being abused for bomb-making.
Trusts are used legitimately all the time in estate planning.
It is used legitimately to treat some hormone-deficient children who are unusually short.
For instance, the ISCC standard claims that 'The producer can prove that the land is used legitimately and that traditional land rights have been secured' [48].
The Afghan president has admitted his office received secret payments from the US, but says the amounts were small and used legitimately.
