Sentence examples for perfect legitimacy from inspiring English sources
The changes that did take place prior to the Bundy legislation, as instruments of a larger educational purpose, made it possible in the long run for the college to apply for state aid with perfect legitimacy.
The German taxpayer, with perfect legitimacy, will say: Do you promise me that this public expenditure is honest and clean, and not some of the corrupt practices that we've seen in Greece?
This crucial aspect is usually downplayed in similar contributions [8 10], where the legitimacy of the assumption of perfect channel reciprocity is not assessed, but is indeed fundamental for the correct implementation of any adaptive precoding scheme in a TDD scenario.
Later, when asked about the legitimacy of the recent Afghan elections, he said: "It wasn't perfect, yes, it's not Berkshire.
We have the perfect location for your realpolitik summit: Yalta, where in 1945 Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill gave an ambiguous legitimacy to the Soviet occupation of eastern Europe.
Meanwhile, in John McCain, the hawks have found the perfect iconic candidate for keeping the Iraq war alive through the present depths of its democratic legitimacy crisis.
Its teachings of classical sobriety and wisdom were perfected by Junayd of Baghdad (died 910), to whom all later chains of the transmission of doctrine and legitimacy go back.
Legitimacy of government also matters.
Two competing governments claim legitimacy.
"That gives them international legitimacy".
