Political Liberalism shifts the focus from a philosophical conception of justice, formulated abstractly and meant to apply universally, to a practical conception of legitimacy where consensus is reached without pretension of deep metaphysical roots for the principles in question.
They did not have legitimacy in practical terms, and they did not enjoy the benefits of the peace process in Nicaragua, El Salvador or Guatemala".
Legitimacy finds practical expression in people's sense that they are under a moral obligation to defer to police officers and to comply with the law.
Control over oil revenue — and $20 million in humanitarian aid Secretary of State Mike Pompeo promised Thursday — would give Guaidó both international legitimacy and practical help.
In fact, their trust in the reseller did not come from the air it involves a certain practical sense and social legitimacy.
Embracing the Empirical Paradigm is crucial for retaining scientific legitimacy, solving numerous practical problems and improving software engineering education.
Most of the arts developed in relation to worship and to statecraft and law, and the practical (technical) arts generally gained legitimacy and continuing force through their place in the ritual and liturgical acts of the community.
From the research legitimacy and possible practical contribution point of view, it depends on understanding the complexity and heterogenic character of the biobank, comprehending the fact that biobanks are not just places to keep, store and produce the knowledge.
For advocates of gay rights, same-sex marriage has increasingly become a central issue in their battle for equality, seen as both an emotional indicator of legitimacy and as a practical way to lessen discrimination.
"As part of my theological enterprise, I will continue to work for the legitimacy of theological and practical dissent from some noninfallible church teachings and for the importance of academic freedom for Catholic institutions and for Catholic theology," he said.
