Sentence examples for perceptions of legitimacy from inspiring English sources

Recognizing this pattern is important because it highlights what might happen if perceptions of legitimacy were to change in light of events.

Self-esteem, perceptions of legitimacy and reference group opinions showed small non-significant associations with attitude to doping.

Later sources suggest that perceptions of legitimacy played a part in the arguments, as did the relative age of the two candidates.

This may have consequences for cognitive burden or perceptions of legitimacy in particular health studies.

This perception of legitimacy will affect their willingness to collaborate with ELSA researchers in a way that is meaningful and profitable to the ELSA researchers (in terms of making a difference in the project and producing publishable results).

"It's the perception of legitimacy that makes them legitimate, not the other way around".

Policy makers should not dress up the argument as a concern for human dignity in order to create the perception of legitimacy.

May said: "Our police have never and will never routinely carry guns or hide behind military style equipment … I was also acutely conscious of the potential impact of water cannon on perceptions of police legitimacy and the very principle of policing by consent".

These data demonstrate the limitations and challenges of current CIC regulatory disclosure practices for key users of reporting information, particularly in terms of perceptions of organizational legitimacy.

In this paper we assess how perceptions of park legitimacy influence individual willingness to self-restrict their resource use — an important issue when designing conservation approaches like community ecosystem payments where the existing institutional context influences the willingness to collaborate in nature conservation.

These concerns arise from owners' perceptions of the legitimacy of public agencies.