Sentence examples for a legitimation from inspiring English sources

The commandment to love your neighbor, Barth said, is "not a legitimation but a limitation of this reality".

On May 22 , 1991 a treaty of "fraternity, coordination, and cooperation," interpreted by some as a legitimation of Syria's continued presence in Lebanon, was signed with Syria, and a defense and security pact followed.

This presentation will argue that Korea's feverish urban development since the 1970s has been driven by international and domestic accumulation crises and that its particular form was a response to a legitimation crisis.

Many in the US are emerging from their initial shock at the outcome of the presidential election to confront its likely impacts: a legitimation of right-wing identity politics, worsening climate change and militarism, assaults on women's rights and LGBT rights, and the gutting of basic public services.

Legitimacy is acquired through a legitimation process which is the result of sustained conscious efforts of different actors.

Irigaray aims to provoke a legitimation crisis in the paternal legacy and the name of the father that bestows on the child a political and familial identity.

Buchanan, A, Reciprocal legitimation: Reframing the problem of international legitimacy, Politics, Philosophy & Economics, vol. 10 no. 1 (February, 2011), pp. 5-19, SAGE Publications [doi] [abs].

If reason were only to prevail, then "the past could provide not a prison but an exit, an explanation, rather than a historical legitimation".

These roles show that experimentation is not just a learning process, but also a strategic legitimation process, aimed at enacting the environment.

With Dilthey, the search for a philosophical legitimation of the human sciences is brought a significant step further.

A much-publicized decision in 1992 (the Mabo case) seemed to promise a radical legitimation of indigenous land-rights claims.