The last remaining fragment of Lancastrian title was that which Henry VII derived through the Beaufort family, comprising Gaunt's legitimized natural children.
Flogging demonstrations in Malaysian schools, launched in May to deter juvenile delinquency, were quickly discontinued following warnings that such demonstrations legitimized violence in the eyes of children.
Through the provisions of his will, however, Louis XIV had left the effective power in the hands of his own two legitimized natural sons in order to prevent Orléans from dismantling the system of absolute royal despotism.
If the sickly Louis XV had died, the legitimized princes would have rejected Orléans's claim to the throne in favour of the claim of Louis XIV's grandson, King Philip V of Spain.
This marginal role as a disenchanted outsider both legitimized and, to an extent, required a ferocity and oddness that would be conspicuous features of Ruskin's later career.
In addition to demonstrating the limits of U.S. military power, the invasion did grave damage to the international order that the "wise men" of the postwar era had set up: an order that legitimized U.S. leadership by enclosing it in the institutions and practices of collective decision-making.
The legitimized violence of law enforcement is far harsher and less idealistic — or, so to speak, less overtly liberal — than education and social work, but it's inseparable from them.
When a test becomes routine and medically legitimized, choosing against it can be difficult.
This debate took place within the framework of a religious discourse that legitimized military conquest as a way to facilitate the conversion and salvation of indigenous peoples.
Diane was legitimized in 1547.
The third defense that the church used against the gnostics and syncretistic and charismatic movements within the church was the office of bishop, which became legitimized through the concept of apostolic succession.
