Sentence examples for by legitimising from inspiring English sources
But why risk international isolation by legitimising the overthrow of the democratically elected government?
China's 1982 constitution caused an explosion of entrepreneurial activity by legitimising the "individual economy" alongside the socialist public one.
Others argue that Mr Sarkozy helped the National Front earn respectability by legitimising some of its positions.
By legitimising the use of a racist word on Top Gear, a pre-watershed entertainment programme, they could not have set it any lower".
If boxing is already an issue, why does McGowan wish to add to the list by legitimising another sport involving head strikes?
By legitimising the concept of an EU breakup, and so turning a fantasy among political extremists into a realistic option of mainstream politics throughout Europe, Brexit threatens to trigger an irresistible disintegration process.
The result, by in effect legitimising the coup, has shocked the country's intellectual elite.
For instance, the protocols may have served to back the efforts of committed providers by acknowledging and legitimising their responses to IPV, but the impact of the protocols in guiding health providers' response was unclear, as one family doctor pointed out: 'Yes, politicians' fever of protocols… At the end of the day, we clinicians have so many things to bear in mind.
The verdict was seen by the government as legitimising their repression of radicalism, and paved the way for the 1794 Treason Trials, in which Erskine played a prominent role.
It's a rollicking account of the period from 1989 to the present day when a group of entrepreneurs led by Harvey and Bob Weinstein of Miramax, and legitimised by the earnest work of Robert Redford's Sundance Institute, took on Hollywood and won, only then to become infected by the very studio mentality they had set out to defeat.
It also makes a wider point that attempts to add sections to the treaty about the internet could later by used by governments to legitimise interference into the operations of internet service providers (ISPs) and cloud-based operations such as Google or Facebook, "opening the door to censorship".
