A negative evaluation does not change the legitimacy of the investigation, or the relationship between writer and reader.
The number killed is so extraordinary that it indicates a certain kind of numbing of sensibilities, a change in the legitimacy of states to promote mass death as a normal phenomenon.
Though the institutional changes have recognised the legitimacy of private ownership, government ownership still remains its dominance position in China.
He researched the teachings of the Black Muslim movement on war and changed Harlan's mind about the legitimacy of Ali's religious freedom claim, leading to the court's 8-0 decinion in favor of the boxer.
Term limits are focal points for political change because they challenge the legitimacy of the incumbent's right to maintain power.
Despite Monti's competence and even heroic efforts, the pressures of short-term populist politics hemmed in his ability to effect change since he lacked the legitimacy of having been directly elected.
If the upshot of another hung parliament is that MPs decide the electoral system must change so that legitimacy accusations do not arise so easily, that's all to the good.
He kept repeating that "there is no alternative to legitimacy" and said "the legitimacy that changes every few months is a chaos that has no law and no reference point".
Michael Marshall, from the Merseyside Skeptics group that organised the homeopathy overdose is clear about the legitimacy of climate change sceptics: "In our view, climate change sceptics are not sceptics.
In North American and Australia, we still have remnants of short-sighted conservativism that either question the legitimacy of climate change or the need for any serious policy to address the problem.
