Sentence examples for secure legitimacy from inspiring English sources

A democratic mandate is not, by itself, sufficient to secure legitimacy for the government in Gaza – or anywhere else.

To secure legitimacy on these aspects, Beetham's dimensions of shared beliefs and consent are of paramount importance.

Democracy, as a set of procedures, can secure legitimacy in the absence of more substantive commonalities between citizens and achieve social integration.

This crucial need has to be sufficiently anticipated in order to secure legitimacy, efficiency and acceptability of an integrated world-scale governance of the oceans.

Lacking a background in Marxist theory, and desiring to secure legitimacy for "mass art" or "popular culture," too many of Adorno's anglophone critics simply ignore the main point to his critique of the culture industry.

When it comes to business, social capital is the primary resource entrepreneurs may rely upon to find new business opportunities, manage resources, and secure legitimacy from external stakeholders (Stam et al. 2013).

Which system secures legitimacy for the public?

Judges wear legal professionalism and precedent as a mantel that secures legitimacy for their decisions.

"It will basically secure their legitimacy and their survivability," said Carl Baker, director of programmes at the Pacific Forum CSIS think tank in Hawaii.

By engaging the public every step of the way – in planning, commissioning and, contracting, delivering, monitoring and evaluating local healthcare – they will secure greater legitimacy for their decisions.

The Shalit deal, he believes, was part of a "very detailed, sophisticated plan" by Hamas, which the United States and the European Union have labeled a terrorist organization, to break free from its Gaza enclave and secure greater legitimacy "at least in the international arena, if not in the eyes of Israel," before Palestinian elections, scheduled for May.