Sentence examples similar to equivalent legitimacy from inspiring English sources
Zucker (1989) points out that population ecology also lacks a proper measurement of legitimacy and obtrusively treats organization density as equivalent to legitimacy.
The global script for state legitimacy calls for a written constitution or the equivalent with an embedded bill of rights, democratic processes and institutions, and increasingly, a judicial check on state power to protect human rights.
Today, the sport has enough legitimacy that, in 2011, Subbuteo player Massimo Cremons won the equivalent of Malta's Sports Personality of the Year award.
Born in England, Blackshaw nonetheless developed a passion for Scotland's mountains and matchless diligence in a long legal challenge to the legitimacy of the law of trespass in Scotland, which saw no English equivalent.
The report was printed in the Procuratorial Daily, published by the Chinese equivalent of the attorney general's office, and was also posted on a Xinjiang government Web site, lending legitimacy to the statistics.
Legitimacy of government also matters.
Two competing governments claim legitimacy.
"That gives them international legitimacy".
They must deny him legitimacy.
