Sentence examples for legitimate body from inspiring English sources

The German Bundestag has made clear that it sees itself as a more legitimate body than the Strasbourg parliament.

The board will be a powerful and legitimate body, and some opponents do not want it to go through, he suggested.

"We try to move as fast as we can, once we have what we believe is a legitimate body of evidence," he said.

If the judgments of an international court were to be obligatory, a democratically legitimate body should say so explicitly — either the Senate that approved the treaty promising compliance or the whole Congress in a separate legal enactment.

With parliamentary elections set to begin in just a week, television commentators were raising alarms even before the clashes erupted, that the military and security forces were not equipped to secure the polls, and many protestors said they feared that the military encouraged the strife as a pretext for postponing the election of a more legitimate body.

The UN had a high level of credibility, and were recognised as the legitimate body to bring independence to Namibia.

There's also been a flood of venture capital and bitcoin startups, as well as interest from legitimate bodies such as the New York stock exchange, all of which suggests bitcoin is here to stay.

More legitimate bodies, such as the Human Rights Council or national parliaments, lose out because of their inability to come up with more precise definitions.

This final condition is commonly referred to as leadership (of the AFR process), as arrangements must be made to ensure that there is one or more legitimate bodies able to ensure procedures for continuous application of all four conditions among the stakeholders including the public.

The committee needs to find a workable solution -- short of a general election, which would be logistically impossible right now -- to choose a legitimate representative body.

In the absence of a legitimate governing body that can engender nationalism, Iraqis have thrown their allegiance to what he said were the traditional sources of power -- tribal sheiks and religious leaders.