Diane was legitimized in 1547.
It is legitimized in the West by Aristotle".
I know that the International Olympic Committee is another old-boys' club and that tyrannies are legitimized in the name of sport.
The chapters in I Samuel are sometimes called the "Saul" source because it is in them that Saul's charismatic leadership is legitimized in the form of kingship.
The elder son of King Henry IV by his mistress, Gabrielle d'Estrées, Vendôme was legitimized in 1595 and created Duke de Vendôme in 1598.
In a society where anti-Islamic sentiment and isolation were tolerated "naturally on the margins of society, there will be crazy people who feel legitimized in taking harder measures," he said.
SCOTT The movies with black protagonists that tend to win awards — to be legitimized, in other words, as mainstream, serious and prestigious — are more often than not about exceptional figures, many of them drawn from the annals of American history.
Only swift action by the Florida Legislature, which the Republicans say was tacitly legitimized in both rulings, can guarantee that the state's six million voters are represented in the Electoral College, their reasoning goes.
"If this process is legitimized, in the end, other countries will be encourage to follow the bad example of Peru," warned Sofia Macher, director of the National Human Rights Coordinate, a coalition of about 60 Peruvian rights groups.
Many historians regard 1920 as the end of the revolution, but sporadic violence and clashes between federal troops and various rebel forces continued until the reformist president, Lázaro Cárdenas, took office in 1934 and institutionalized the reforms that were fought for during the revolution and were legitimized in the constitution of 1917.
