legitimately的意思|legitimately的解释-里氏词典

legitimately [li'dʒitimitli]

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legitimately

[ adv ]

in a manner acceptable to common custom

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you cannot do this legitimately!

in a lawfully recognized manner

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let's get married so our child can be born legitimately

Legitimately \Le*git"i*mate*ly\ (-m[asl]t*l[y^]), adv.
In a legitimate manner; lawfully; genuinely.

"That revenue figure in total is something that we can accept. Unfortunately, in Bush's budget, it is not legitimately obtained," Sasser said.
Disobedience of judicial orders undermines the ability of the nation's courts to administer justice, and is properly and legitimately punishable by fines and imprisonment.
It's something I think he is legitimately entitled to participate in," Fuller said.
In many cases, they said, aircraft were being grounded only until the owners could prove were purchased legitimately and were used only for legal activities.
A "when-issued" period is legitimately needed in order for the market to absorb the huge amount of new Treasury debt, and anyone suspecting a "squeeze" will likely choose not to participate in the auction.
This was because the burden of the rates fell unevenly and many people legitimately escaped paying them but benefitted from garbage collection, street maintenance and other local authority services.
Bias can more legitimately be charged to the two disgruntled employees who made the false accusations.
The court said it approved Newmont's amending a standstill accord with Gold Fields to facilitate the sweep because Newmont legitimately feared a takeover attempt by Gold Fields, as well as by Ivanhoe.
Justice Byron R. White, in his opinion for the court, said the under-representation on the board for the city's largest boroughs is severe, rejecting arguments by city officials that the make-up legitimately balances regional interests.
The works of many of these artists, however, with their disease-green and hatchet-cut faces, their bent skeletal limbs and insistent ugliness one may still legitimately find more repulsive than attractive.
First, Judge Kennedy testified that "the concept of liberty in the due process clause (of the 14th Amendment) is . . . quite sufficient . . . to protect the values of privacy that Americans legitimately think are part of their constitutional heritage."
The papers served on the administrators allege it was improper and a breach of fiduciary duty. Coopers yesterday said the payment had been legitimately carried out under Turkish law.
And the overwhelming majority are legitimately owned for legitimate pruposes," Bush said in his speech.
Such accounting, used legitimately by many firms, permitted it to record earnings based on its current costs, the estimated costs to complete a project and whether it believed the entire contract price would be received by the company.
"I think he is legitimately scared.
The sale of state-owned properties to the market is the only way in which "the appointment of directors of firms belonging to the public sector can be legitimately removed from political power."
Our lawsuits legitimately seek to recover for American taxpayers losses suffered by more than 40 failed S&Ls from junk-bond purchases tied to illegal activities by Mr. Milken and his associates.
Hirshman said the relationship between Garcia and Wedtech started out legitimately, with the congressman using his influence to help Wedtech secure government contracts.
Accusing the U.S. of an "arrogance of power," he said: "Many people everywhere are legitimately wondering why, by virtue of what right, should the whole world be held hostage to the SDI."
The Hermansons' defense rests on a 1975 Florida law that protects parents who withhold medical treatment from their sick children if the parents are "legitimately practicing" their religious beliefs.
KARLSRUHE can legitimately claim to be Germany's dream city. According to legend, the town came into being after the Margrave Karl-Wilhelm von Baden-Durlach fell asleep under a tree after a day's hunting.
Graanoogst, No. 2 in the five-member military command headed by Bouterse, said Many nations have condemned the military action and demanded that the legitimately elected government be reinstated.
Aftenposten of Oslo was able to write, for the first time quite legitimately, about 'Norway and the Middle East problem.'
Roman Catholic instruction could legitimately include the observation that those who resort to condoms risk eternal damnation.
There were also suggestions that Forte had been legitimately buying its own stock over the last couple of days, although Forte was later said to have denied this.
Even tapes that are legitimately produced "can come back to haunt you," says Robert Frye, a defense lawyer at Shannon Gracey, in Fort Worth.
The Iran-arms/contra affair raises the issue of whether Congress can legitimately pass laws to constrain the president from defending the nation.

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