Sentence examples for legitimisation of from inspiring English sources

It is the legitimisation of an appointment procedure," Grigorii Golosov, a politics professor at St Petersburg's European University, said.

On Facebook, organisers said they "oppose the legitimisation of forced gender segregation by Universities UK, the body representing the leadership of UK universities".

People working in radio genuinely have a hunger to win a Sony award almost as a legitimisation of their place in the business.

"It's a further step toward the legitimisation of these things – conservatism and violence against leftists – which have been growing for the past three to four years".

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.

The Israeli left and rights groups claim the proposals represent a growing intolerance of dissent in Israel, encouraged by rightwing parties which claim political activity against government policy is part of a campaign of "de-legitimisation" of the Jewish state.

"In my letter I shall stress that Daniel Barenboim's appearance in Iran harms Israel's efforts to prevent the nuclear agreement and gives encouragement to de-legitimisation of Israel," she wrote in Hebrew on her Facebook page.

It is a de-legitimisation of government.

Empirically, this article draws on a detailed content analysis of policy and marketing documents between 2005 and 2010, which reveal the legitimisation process of the making of the new trend-quarter, Zurich-West.

Overall, the legitimisation value of such procedures is low [22].