Sentence examples for popular legitimation from inspiring English sources
Meticulous ethnic balancing of the cabinet and an open-door economic policy further attracted support from prospering traders (and smugglers into Ghana), and by 1972 Eyadéma felt secure enough to seek popular legitimation via a presidential plebiscite.
Where necessary, sovereignty in selected economic policy fields can and should be pooled and democratic legitimation deepened.
"This is a kind of authoritarianism that needs a form of democratic legitimation from time to time," said Vojislav Zanetic, a marketing consultant, playwright and columnist.
Such a regime would make it possible to transfer the imperatives of the markets to the national budgets without proper democratic legitimation.
The nation state is seen as the main container of solidarity and democratic legitimation.
He is an artist, he believes in human rights - and he is legitimately in love with the soprano!' Legitimation matters to Domingo.
That leaves something like the legitimation of the Kosovo intervention, pithily described as "illegal but legitimate".
The demands on the legitimation of law change with this functional realignment: to be legitimate, modern law must secure the private autonomy of those subject to it.
By the time of Max Joseph's death, he had legitimated seven of the males of his various alliances, and was considering the legitimation of two more.
Domestic politics is a second factor: specifically, loyalty and legitimation.
"These are places of high, high legitimation in our culture.
