Sentence examples for legitimising operations from inspiring English sources

In a Commons statement on the revelation that five British pilots secretly carried out drone strikes in Syria while embedded with coalition forces, Michael Fallon suggested ministers favoured legitimising operations in the country.

It's a legitimising operation".

These findings suggest that, while social licence potentially represents a shift in power relations, this shift is constrained by discursive pressures to legitimise mining operations, to restrict social licence issues to the local level, to minimise regulatory impositions, to marginalise dissent, and to manage reputation.

It should be a transparent and publicly legitimised process.

The sector boomed in the aftermath of the invasion of Iraq, cashing in on outsourced operations and legitimised by the large contracts given out by the US government.

It also makes a wider point that attempts to add sections to the treaty about the internet could later by used by governments to legitimise interference into the operations of internet service providers (ISPs) and cloud-based operations such as Google or Facebook, "opening the door to censorship".

This unity legitimises the process and makes it unstoppable.

There has been speculation that use of this phrase could legitimise government interference into the operations of smaller internet service providers (ISPs) and cloud-based operations such as Google or Facebook.

Money laundering, whether it is low level drug users recycling cash to legitimise their "earnings" or large scale laundering operations as seen in the north east started on FOBTs around 2004 and is only now under the media spotlight.

Obama has already said he will seek congressional authorisation for military operations in Syria and Iraq, which the White House claims are currently legitimised by laws passed in the aftermath of September 11.

Whether or not next month's elections produce the scripted result Pervez Musharraf continues as president, while Benazir Bhutto becomes prime minister, a job she has held twice already China will have an important role in legitimising the new regime.Similarly, China's other neighbours prefer co-operation and placation to confrontation and hostility.