Sentence examples for strong legitimacy from inspiring English sources

Hall has a strong legitimacy as a programme maker and is also a news man.

The ELSA network therefore needs strong legitimacy in these research and innovation programmes.

There thus needs to be positive leadership from one or more key persons who have strong legitimacy and a clear sense of purpose.

It is much harder to point at examples where the social license remains robust as the symptoms are far subtler – but there are examples of where activities have enjoyed strong social legitimacy.

Consequently, it was not only possible that his religious decrees could be overruled by one of the maraje but also that the president might gain a stronger popular legitimacy than the faqih.

Mr. Crocker said Mr. Savimbi enjoyed a strong claim to legitimacy as a leader of the large Ovimbundu tribe, from the country's interior.

"The conditions of the election do not provide a strong basis of legitimacy," said the organization's chief, Eduardo Stein, who has been the senior foreign observer of a process that has been tainted with allegations of dirty tricks and fraud.

At the same time, he said, "There are some clear routes by which you build alliances and make yourself stronger... build legitimacy for what you might have to do on your own otherwise".

From the point of view of formal democracy, the ousted president of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych, has the strongest claim to legitimacy, however corrupt he might have been.

It would be difficult to find an equally strong assertion of nationalist legitimacy by a Northern Irish Protestant prelate.

The truth, the good news is: that Hungary today has a government with huge public legitimacy, extremely strong parliamentary majority, that is capable of overcoming the economic difficulties and capable of establishing order.