Sentence examples for need legitimacy from inspiring English sources

To do that, he said, "you need legitimacy".

It's a conflict you have to manage for a long time". To do that, he said, "you need legitimacy". First and foremost, the public must see the army as acting in a legitimate way, but the world must also back it up.

"It may be they [the Islamic State] need funding, and hostage taking is one way to meet a pragmatic requirement, but they might also need legitimacy on the world stage.

The government needs legitimacy in the sense that the citizens feel the laws are being passed by others like them (of the people and for the people if not necessarily by the people).

President Castro "hopes that the visit can bestow some sorely needed legitimacy on the Cuban regime and give some credit to the economic reform process now under way," said Ted Henken, a sociologist at Baruch College who studies Cuba and its culture.

Only by ensuring that election commissions meet minimum standards and are subject to continued, rigorous United Nations scrutiny will we inject badly needed legitimacy and stability into the election process.

The strategic reason for doing so, Dr. Gadot said, is obvious: "The dynasty needed legitimacy to rule over places that were distant". Centralizing the religion in Jerusalem enhanced the power of the kingdom.

The result of this hypocrisy is that in the places where al-Qaida needs legitimacy in order to generate money and recruits, Britain and America are losing the propaganda battle hands-down.

Simply having Anonymous on its side may be contaminating WikiLeaks' reputation at a moment when it most needs legitimacy.

Dr. Nachiketa Das, Professor of Geology at Ravenshaw University of Cuttack in India, feels that the Indo-U.S. Nuclear Deal signed by President Obama and Prime Minister Modi "will provide the much needed legitimacy to the entire nuclear establishment of India on the world stage". Which translates into a big expansion of nuclear activity with many international partners.

The presence of monitors will enhance the credibility of the electoral process at home and abroad and provide much needed legitimacy to the new elected parliament.