Sentence examples for as legitimacy from inspiring English sources
For Mr. Mugabe, his unchallenged presence among fellow African leaders offers what his aides depict as legitimacy.
A monopoly on the use of graft is not the same thing as legitimacy.
We explore how these managers conceptualise social licence in relation to notions such as legitimacy, approval, and consent, how they interpret processes of social licence in practice, and how they differentiate it from concepts such as CSR.
Based on transmitted texts and archaeological finds, Tseng will discuss the three Bright Halls in their particular historical contexts, emphasizing issues such as legitimacy and politics, form and symbol, ritual and audience.
We are living in an era where we paradoxically create laboratories of our own – schools and law enforcement – by mispresenting or not giving the whole piece of information we intend to and by excluding diversity by leaving room for conflict through subtle opinions presented as legitimacy.
Consequently, within the NPF, evidence is divided into five useful categories: scientific findings, statistics, polls, legal, and ipso dictum (Smith-Walter et al., 2016), where ipso dictum are overt appeals to an authority such as a religious figure or a celebrity whose status and position count as legitimacy with some populations.
His job was to go to war with as much legitimacy as we could scrape up". Powell ignored INR analysts' comments on his speech.
The U.N. itself has no legitimate monopoly on force because the U.N. has only as much legitimacy as the United States and other members of the Security Council allow it.
For reasons that are both unfortunate and understandable, a lot of cops on the street don't view Supreme Court decisions as carrying as much legitimacy as the policies their chief or sergeant writes.
His party is trying to wring as much legitimacy as possible from his legacy.
