Sentence examples for high legitimacy from inspiring English sources

The small number of organizations in a very small economy may have high legitimacy; likewise, the growth of a certain type of organization in a rapidly rising economy may not imply improvement of legitimacy.

He emphasizes how the "light pink" left in Uruguay has avoided both political extremes and the kind of corruption scandals enveloping political elites across much of the region, maintaining high legitimacy levels as it has implemented left wing social policies.

The study setting is well suited to explore this point: The NLI inspection and subsequent orders ensure that an intervention for improved work environment has high legitimacy, and key stakeholders in the municipality showed a genuine interest in achieving good work conditions for HCWs.

These certification gains lead to higher legitimacy, which is directly observable by positive stock market reactions resulting especially from the appointment of other companies' CEOs as outside directors (Fahlenbrach et al. 2010; Fich 2005).

On the other hand postcolonial migrants might also be confronted with different political opportunity structures than other migrants and their claims could be of higher legitimacy in the receiving state.

In our sample, participant-governed structures did not guarantee high internal legitimacy and did not per se result in low external legitimacy; nor did these networks tend more towards flexibility.

The Lucian Freud show, which came to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in late 1993, gave Bowery the kind of high-art legitimacy he lacked.

Bill O'Reilly, the Fox News host, decided that Mr. Quigley's remarks were a story and thus conferred high-profile legitimacy to the bloggers' vituperation on Tuesday.

It was his way, he said, of leaving his desired imprimatur on the landscape along with his name and the landmark vintage that announced Long Island as a wine-growing region with high-end legitimacy: the 2000 Wölffer Premier Cru merlot, the region's first $100 bottle of wine.

Other artists of his generation had staked out loftier ground: Rauschenberg and Johns, for instance, laid claim to a certain high-brow legitimacy that for most of his life eluded Warhol, with his commercial-art pedigree and his Polaroid party souvenirs.

This hybrid structure would experience a fairly high level of legitimacy from government entities, civil society organizations and private sector given its participatory design and broad accessibility to funding for different stakeholders.