Sentence examples for legitimacy test from inspiring English sources

An accountant from High Wycombe could become the next baronet of Stichill if the UK's most senior judges rule in his favour in a legitimacy test case pioneering the use of DNA to prove aristocratic entitlement.

Labour refused to respond directly to Sturgeon's claims about the legitimacy test facing the next government, and stuck to the party's position that only Labour would decide on its manifesto.

But a likely boycott by Iran's harshly silenced reformists and fears of election-related violence, combined with dire economic problems arising from Iran's isolation over its suspect nuclear program, are creating new challenges for Iranian leaders as they face their first domestic legitimacy test since the disputed presidential election of 2009.

Since then, the Bitcoin community has been left with flesh and blood developers whose legitimacy is tested with every decision they make.

Will Cardamone, the director of college counseling at Manlius Pebble Hill School in DeWitt, N.Y., said students might be willing to include their photographs to ensure the legitimacy of their test scores, but not without reservation.

Unable to strike out the claims on the grounds that UK courts have no jurisdiction to decide the issue or that too much time has expired – a previous case ruled out both objections – the government is questioning the legitimacy of individual test complaints.

In order to ensure the legitimacy of applying nonparametric tests, normality test for the data set is also conducted to decide whether or not nonparametric test is fit well for this study.

It was unclear if the court reached any conclusions about the occurrence or legitimacy of the tests.

Meanwhile, within Syria, the coalition's legitimacy is being tested by some of the fighting groups, whose links to outside political leaders have been tenuous in the past.

The effects of irradiance level and the dark cycle were determined in order to establish the legitimacy of accelerated testing methods.

If Harvard is truly willing to test the legitimacy of the pedigree it represents, this might be a sufficient check.