Sentence examples for comparable legitimacy from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, the smears against Mr. Obama have not achieved the comparable legitimacy in elite circles.
Sounds like a perverse (and way smarter?) version of the government, but it's really the Googlement, which "displaces government" even as it "raise[s] comparable issues of legitimacy and authority," and ultimately will comprise a "modern networked administrative state".
Historical sources and archaeological evidence establish the legitimacy of Jesus of Nazareth as an actual person to an extent comparable to that of any other notable historical figure.
In the wake of various high-profile incidents such as the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust scandal in the United Kingdom, several countries including the Netherlands have faced comparable organisational crises and problems with achieving political goals such as public confidence in healthcare, legitimacy and accountability of regulators in healthcare [ 1– 7].
The ruling Qing dynasty, which was at the time disintegrating in a way that some find comparable to the travails of today's Communist dynasty, seized upon that nationalism to try to bolster its own legitimacy, without much success.
"Exhibiting iPad images by a prominent artist in a significant museum gives the medium a boost, said art historians, helping digital artwork gain legitimacy in the notoriously snobby art world where computer tablet art shows are rare and prices typically lower than comparable watercolors or oils," The Associated Press wrote at the time of the show.
Legitimacy of government also matters.
Two competing governments claim legitimacy.
"That gives them international legitimacy".
