Sentence examples for need for legitimation from inspiring English sources
Lettered articulation, in high verse no less, was a significant counter to claims of Negro inferiority, hence the need for legitimation of Wheatley's writings by White persons of significant standing in order for those writings to enter a race- and gender-constricted literary public sphere.
On this view there are no outside commands to appeal to for legitimation, and we are condemned to our own freedom.
In its decision, the DOJ explained that it misread the legal requirements for legitimation to occur -- which means that it issued flawed opinions from 2008 to 2015.
Coburn's [ 16] evaluation of the chiropractic profession in Ontario, Canada indicates that the bid for legitimation has resulted in a narrower scope of practice, such that chiropractors have evolved from direct competition with medicine to that of spine specialists in health care teams.
Emphasizing not only their need for increased physical accommodation, but also the differentiation and legitimation of their new and growing financial power, the paper explores the wider ideological role of the built environment in negotiating the complex and unstable qualities of the modern money economy.
However, in this paper we advocate the need for integrated farmer participation throughout the whole research process – from project inception through to community qualitative validation and legitimation - and thus not just for the elicitation of questionnaire responses.
