legitimately elect

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• The international community agreed that the president was legitimately elected.
• The citizens must be able to legitimately elect their leaders.
• For the peace process to succeed, the new government must be legitimately elected.
• The committee worked to ensure that the delegates could legitimately elect their representatives.
• There are serious doubts as to whether the council was legitimately elected.
• Only registered voters can legitimately elect officials in this country.
• Citizens have the fundamental right to legitimately elect their representatives.
• The new system aims to help people legitimately elect candidates without undue influence.
• A leader who is not legitimately elected will struggle to gain public trust.
• Historically, many groups were not allowed to legitimately elect their preferred candidates.
• Independent observers were present to ensure the candidates were legitimately elected.
• It is crucial for a democracy that its people can legitimately elect their government.
• The legal challenge questioned if the senator had been legitimately elected.
• Will the public be able to legitimately elect a president of their choice this year?
• After years of turmoil, the country finally has a legitimately elected parliament.
• The amendments ensure that the members can legitimately elect their board.
• The process of legitimately electing a new leader is crucial for democracy.
• Through free and fair elections, people can legitimately elect representatives who truly serve them.
• He won the vote, but will he be seen as a legitimately elected official?
• The goal is to establish a process where every citizen can legitimately elect their local council members.