Sentence examples for wholly legitimate from inspiring English sources

And, of course, these are wholly legitimate concerns.

The NHS is a wholly legitimate object of scrutiny, at election time or any other.

"Stop-and-frisk is a wholly legitimate police tactic," he said, "but it has to be done properly".

Indeed, it has increasingly come to apply to middle- and upper-income taxpayers who claim wholly legitimate deductions.

The Foreign Office has argued the activities were "wholly legitimate and legal" and entirely under the control of the Government of the island - a British overseas territory.

Attacks on those hidden military posts are wholly legitimate, officials said — but there is always a chance that Colonel Qaddafi might be inside one of them.

Indeed, there are a number of wholly legitimate--in fact often quite profitable--causes for engaging in such activity, perhaps epitomized by providing funding for in-country Corporate Social Responsibility CSRR) initiatives aimed at helping to improve the lot of the citizenry located in the area when an investment takes place.

Rawls's restriction of civil disobedience to breaches that defend the principles of justice may be criticised for its narrowness since, presumably, a wide range of legitimate values not wholly reducible to justice, such as transparency, security, stability, privacy, integrity, and autonomy, could motivate people to engage in civil disobedience.

All these interpretations are legitimate, even provocative; and yet none, somehow, seems wholly satisfying.

That was legitimate!" The emphasis on a wholly stateside, mom-and-pop supply chain is no accident.

The commission said:" Overall the investigation found they are all everyday, colloquial words and phrases that had legitimate and relevant meaning to the inquest, wholly separate from being song titles.