Sentence examples for competitive legitimacy from inspiring English sources
McNabb's presence gives competitive legitimacy and a serious threat at quarterback to a franchise that lacked both.
He could not have known what he was returning to: the team that has restored its competitive legitimacy these past five weeks, or the dysfunction that might have cost Coughlin his job last winter had there been an appealing enough replacement.
There are many business case arguments that have been made in the literature, but four effective arguments have been made by Kurucz, et al., and these include cost and risk reductions, positive effects on competitive advantage, company legitimacy and reputation, and the role of CSR in creating win-win situations for the company and society (Kurucz et al. 2008).
According to Kurucz et al. (2008), these constitute a proposition for value creation in the general areas of cost and risk reduction, profit maximisation and competitive advantage, reputation and legitimacy, and synergistic value creation.
And freeskiing is fast gaining legitimacy as a competitive sport.
For instance, organizations may perceive that CSR initiatives are needed to establish competitive position as well as legitimacy.
Therefore, for a certain type of organization, its developmental level and legitimacy and the competitive environment may be different in different regions of the same country.
China's institutional changes strengthened central government-owned SOEs' competitive position by empowering them with legitimacy and resources.
Mimetic isomorphism occurs when organisations trying to copy or emulate the practices of other organisations to gain a competitive advantage in the form of legitimacy.
In some circles CSR is also expected to reduce costs and risks, create competitive advantage, and build reputation and legitimacy (Agrawala et al. 2011; IPCC 2012).
First, even if it is reasonable to argue that ICM is a growing scientific field, it is a highly competitive area in terms of scientific legitimacy [ 2].
