Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Consumer rights must also be economically and legally justifiable.
• Referral to committee is therefore perfectly justifiable.
• I am not going to admit to justifiable homicide.
• It is justifiable to provide for this work a data exclusivity provision.
• Modulation is justifiable as a second
• pillar financing instrument.
• The current practice is not democratic, transparent or justifiable.
• This situation does not seem either fair or justifiable.

• Indeed, I can assure you that all the countries have defended legitimate interests with respectable arguments, and, most importantly, that no one has denied the existence of a prevailing common European interest at all.
• You know, these are arguments; these are things that would be legitimate to be concerned about.
• We cannot tolerate any argument for resorting to it, otherwise we recognise its ends as legitimate.
• To accept this would be to misrepresent the legitimate arguments of a good number of Members of the European Parliament who see, in the need to respect the legal aspects, a guarantee of the future viability of our own legislative acts.
• If you think getting rid of contractions in all your sentences makes your argument any more legitimate, you are wrong.
• As for the alleged infringements of the principles of proportionality, legal certainty and legitimate expectations, the arguments of the Government of Gibraltar presume a margin of discretion that the Commission does not possess.
• His argument was that the mortgage contract required both parties, being he and the bank, each put up a legitimate form of property for the exchange.
• The Commission considers that, in the light of recent events, there is a legitimate argument for creating a European Coastguard Service as a means of effectively countering the risks of pollution and ensuring maritime safety.