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is legitimacy
noun
The quality of being legitimate or valid; validity.
Exact(25)
Democracy is legitimacy.
What concerns him, though, is legitimacy.
What the U.N. offers its members — its primary product, as it were — is legitimacy.
What the international community does have is legitimacy for military intervention, where necessary, through institutions like the UN.
The ECHR ruling may mean employers now consider there is legitimacy in stepping up the monitoring activities of private emails and messages via social media platforms.
I think I know what both Trocchi and MacDiarmid would do, but I'm suggesting that there is legitimacy, and not necessarily a dichotomy, in doing both.
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The strongest weapon against international terrorism was legitimacy, he said, and Assad, backed by Russia, did not have it.
Constraints from the institutional environment are legitimacy requirements about organizational structure and procedures for production.
The three key ideas are legitimacy, rule of law, and effectiveness.
And, third, how can they solve this problem of legitimacy and what are legitimacy criteria that apply to them?
MSNBC has been beating the drum about how media outlet size and history are legitimacy.
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