Sentence examples for legitimacy access from inspiring English sources
With this pocket change, BP buys legitimacy, access to invaluable advertising space, and masks its role in destroying indigenous lands, arming dictatorships and wrecking our climate.
At this moment, the legitimacy of access can only be evaluated by means of logging data, i.e. after possible unauthorised access has occurred.
BP's pocket change buys it legitimacy and access to invaluable advertising space.
We will have a bank statement reflecting the funds' legitimacy and access to move them wherever we might wish to use them.
We hope that you will affirm to us, in no uncertain terms, that you remain committed to longstanding U.S. policy which supports the Cuban people in their struggle for freedom while denying the pretense of legitimacy, and access to dollars, to their oppressors.
These may include attempts to gain the legitimacy and access to policy-makers which facilitate long-term relationship-building [ 37].
This is a problem in terms of neutrality, independence, legitimacy and access in situations of civil war.
The safety and confidentiality of electronic information exchange can be improved by developing tools to evaluate the legitimacy of access to electronic records, by increasing health care providers' awareness of the need to be careful when using patient data, and by measures to limit access to sensitive patient data.
Marinoff wasn't the first to try philosophical counseling in the United States, but he's way ahead of the pack when it comes to building the institutions of legitimacy and seeking access to the river of money known as health-insurance reimbursement.
Mr Sharif has opened a Pandora's Box, giving anti-democratic forces legitimacy and unprecedented access to the media and public opinion.
Although Muslim NGOs may have access, legitimacy, and capacities in crisis zones, they are not seen as equals and are thus excluded from the humanitarian system by the more traditional humanitarian actors who see themselves as standard bearers (Labbé 2012).
