The proposal, put forward by Federal Deputy Jean Wyllys in July 2012, argues that the legitimisation of prostitution is crucial to combating the sexual exploitation of women and minors.
In such cases (as in Gubbi; see Figure 9), the legitimisation and strategic alignments could be triggered where the capacity building programme was seen as an opportunity to translate existing commitment towards the organisation into an improvement in its performance.
Alexander Zakharchenko, prime minister of the Donetsk People's Republic, followed up on September 6th, telling reporters in Moscow that the talks meant the "legitimisation" of the people's republics.In Kiev, though many initially welcomed the ceasefire, doubts about Russian intentions and the durability of peace sounded out across the political spectrum even before the fighting resumed.
Those old enough to remember the original Lovers' Guide will recall that its primary significance lay in the subsequent legitimisation of safe gay sex erotica, and in the welter of offbeat "erotic thriller" titles (Secret Games, Night Rhythms) which flourished in its wake.
"This is a great victory for Putin and the Kremlin, because now they have the legitimisation of their terrorist groups in Ukraine", says a commentary in the daily Den.
A spokesperson for the Georgian government said no permission had been sought from Georgia to host the tournament, but added that by definition the Conifa tournament was for unrecognised states and thus "does not entail the legitimisation of the regime in control".
The fact that what was, once at least, officially outlawed by the political system is now an acceptable part of public discourse shows just how widespread in Israel society is the responsibility for the legitimisation of what Lieberman represents.
Furthermore, Israel should pursue a policy of population decentralisation, and support the legitimisation of one single authority in the whole of Lebanon - indeed in all countries of the region.
This research trend, developed above all in the European sphere, fits into a period in which the urban-based political actors are increasing their visibility and capacity for negotiating with the actors on a central and regional scale (Le Galès 2002), also appealing to the legitimisation and financial resources granted them by supranational institutions, in particular the European Union.
One tweeter urged youth to engage in discussions calling for a transparent and inclusive worldwide web: In Australia, young people discussed the barriers to political and public engagement, particularly the legitimisation of youth voices: Participants suggested establishing connections with other organisations.
