Sentence examples for would be legitimate from inspiring English sources

A28 In a television interview, Mr. Bush asserted that his potential victory would be legitimate.

He said French action would be "legitimate, collective and well thought out".

He said any action taken by Russia would be legitimate, contrasting its stance with that of the west.

It urged the group to put aside deadline pressure and to instead concentrate on improving the process to ensure that the election would be legitimate.

Paxman asked whether it would be "legitimate" for Labour to try to govern if it came third in share of the vote.

For example, since housing is unaffordable for many more people than, say, food grains, it would be legitimate for housing programs to have more generous cutoffs than the public distribution system (PDS) which gives the poor access to subsidized food.

The level of security threat faced by Israel legitimates types of secrecy, surveillance and state violence that would not be legitimate in Sweden.

The results of those elections would not be legitimate unless the coup was reversed and Zelaya restored to office, the Administration said.

To them, romantic practices such as this would not be legitimate unless they are purchased.

Mr Juncker said a Commission without a strong female representation would "neither be legitimate nor credible".

For if he were to attempt to do so, the question, "Under what conditions is εF identical with Julius Caesar?", would then be legitimate but have no answer.