Sentence examples for legitimized only from inspiring English sources

This year's 11-1 mark can be legitimized only with a victory Monday.

But his appeal unintentionally implies that the lives of sexual minorities can be legitimized only in the name of defense and national security.

That we are in the so-called "golden age of TV" has become a sort of fact in the minds of entertainment writers, legitimized if only by the existence of its Wikipedia page.

The ruling legitimizes not only these actions but also the centuries-old antihaitianismo, or anti-Haitian prejudice, in the Dominican Republic, and may well make life more difficult even for those Dominicans of Haitian descent and Haitian immigrants who, for the time being, are allowed to stay.

By the end of the book, Hillary Clinton has not only legitimized adultery, driven female entrepreneurs out of business with insane overregulation and made the world safe for magic crystals, she's also responsible for the legend of the spotted miniskirt.

Reality television not only legitimized Trump, his campaign exploited reality TV formulas and used them to his advantage.

Ciudad Saludable not only legitimized the recyclers' activity; the organization also designed with the recyclers a small tricycle that allowed them to increase their transportation capacity, their sales territories and eventually their revenues.

But it is not the case for us: we are working to exit definitively the Weberian dilemmas of the bourgeois power of command, which until now have only legitimized authoritarian solutions to social conflicts that the struggles had raised to the height of the political.

The current possibility of defensive war acceptance by the United Nations only legitimizes the invasion, but does not take the State identity of who is taking the action.

Protest frames congruent with the state's legitimacy building discourse not only legitimize protestors' claims but also increase the cost of central government inaction.

The Supreme Court's decision on January 22, 1973 in the Roe vs. Wade case not only legalized but legitimized a woman's right to choose whether she wanted to be a parent or not.