Sentence examples for will become legitimate from inspiring English sources

They will become legitimate targets for recruitment by a Republican Party that is reasonably conservative — if that stops being an oxymoron.

"If it becomes a function of the state to identify which individuals are engaged in, or exposed to, a broad range of 'extremist activity', it will become legitimate for the state to scrutinise (and the citizen to inform upon) the exercise of core democratic freedoms by large numbers of law abiding people".

The theory is that flexibility and part-time work will become legitimate only when men start taking advantage of them.

Liberty said: "There is a real danger that refugees and others who have fled repressive regimes to the safety of this country will become a legitimate target of the police merely because they support the overthrow of that regime, even if they themselves are opposed to violence".

The larger and/or more frequent you SAR filings, the more likely they will become a legitimate red flag and trigger an investigation.

Over the next few years this is the space to watch to see whether online learning will become a legitimate, accepted element of higher education–even at the most prestigious levels.

1 They argue that if these conditions are implemented, then, over time, rationing and priority setting decisions in healthcare will become more legitimate and fair.

As more funds become legitimate, analysts say financial institutions will be able to sell extra wealth management products to affluent people and enter markets that had previously been off limits.

His business may have become legitimate, but Jay's do it yourself or no one will do it for youattitude paralleled the same stuff his was rapped about.

Finally he decided to become legitimate.

Yes, T-shirts have become legitimate collectors' items.