Sentence examples for legitimized for from inspiring English sources

As a result, shopping for clothes, which has been viewed by previous generations of men as a feminized ritual, has been legitimized for men, said Paco Underhill, chief executive of Envirosell, a behavioral market research and consulting company, and the author of "Why We Buy" and "The Call of the Mall".

This is a strategy that has been legitimized for too long.

"Being a junkie was legitimized for me because I was doing well in all other areas of my life," he says.

So affirmative action that puts poor and working-class students on the on-ramp to success is good for our economy, legitimizing for our democracy and consistent with our values.

This would legitimize, for example, punishment of individuals for war crimes or crimes against humanity even in cases where neither the laws of the particular state nor international law authorize punishment.

Ficino also helped legitimize, for a time, a style of thinking that one sixteenth-century thinker, Agostino Steuco, termed "perennial philosophy" (philosophia perennis), a designation that became more famous when Gottfried Leibniz took it up in a 1714 letter (Leibniz, DPS, 3: 624–25; Schmitt 1966, 506, n.11).

And for that, in my eyes, his legacy Well be felt until the end overlook

Burton, by contrast, is thoughtful and taciturn, nobly donning the robes of an office he intends to legitimize for "God's honor".

Washington has said repeatedly that it would not consider language that criticized Israel or legitimized reparations for descendants of slaves.

"Howard Dean was the first person who legitimized it for all of us to say we don't like what's going on here," Mr. Clinton declared, to extended applause.

The development discourse maintains that community-based approaches are generally equitable and egalitarian, efficient and comprehensively sustainable, and consequently highly legitimized strategies for the management of natural resources.