But the democratic process can fulfil its role only if it achieves a certain level of output legitimacy: appropriate levels of solidarity are sustainable only if basic standards of social justice are satisfied (Habermas 2001a, 76).
She thereby "appropriates the moral legitimacy of the suffering slaves".
These catalysts were defined as effectual logic, enhanced legitimacy through appropriate reporting metrics, and information technology (IT).
All chapters include a historical perspective, detailed information regarding current understanding and best practice and where appropriate, challenges to the legitimacy of current practice with possible alternatives.
Atlas has objections to the general legitimacy of appropriating the lives of others (oddly, since so much of his own book is devoted to tracing the originals of portraits).
As Fowler and Hekster note, this "creates a problem for a monarch who chooses to buttress his claim to legitimacy by appropriating the 'symbolic capital' of his predecessors".
Alas, legitimacy and having appropriate policy instruments at hand are not the same thing.
However, gone are the days when it was acceptable to write off the EU's democratic deficit and to claim that other pathways to legitimacy were more appropriate.
"The appropriate place to debate the legitimacy of a professor's thought is in the marketplace of ideas," said Sheldon E. Steinbach, general counsel of the American Council on Education, a Washington group that represents 1,800 colleges and universities.
The basic presumption is to achieve decision-making legitimacy by the "appropriate public processes of deliberation by free and equal citizens" [11, 12].
