Sentence examples for subject legitimacy from inspiring English sources

This provided possibility for NGOs to construct their subject legitimacy as participants in plural governance.

The above discussion described and analyzed the path of Chinese NGOs in constructing their subject legitimacy as governance participants.

This part will discuss how NGOs construct their subject legitimacy in participating in governance, with the framework of the three basic dimensions of governance.

In the process of revision, NGOs' subject legitimacy was constructed from two paths, that is, government's intentions to introduce external opinions and NGOs' own motivations in policy advocacy.

During this revision, Friends of Nature's subject legitimacy was self-identified by its judicial practice in the case of "Yunnan Qujing Chrome Slag Pollution".

Second, the practice of self-identification is an effective way to construct NGOs' subject legitimacy as one of the participants in governance.

As the conference was being held at the BRAC Centre and hosted by the University, this gave the subject matter legitimacy and credibility.

But he was a proud man who never entirely abandoned the formalities of his youth, when he had been a Prussian officer and judge; he lacked the social skills to give the subject the public legitimacy crucial to its survival; he upset so many people that he was never to have the professorial accolade.

Finally, there is the question which political institutions are subject to the legitimacy requirement.

The danger, as these Jewish leaders see it, is that allowing an anti-Semite to have his way with Jewish history in this far-reaching and influential medium casts him as a kind of cultural authority on the subject and lends legitimacy to his worldview, which they believe comprises deep theological hostility to Jews and Judaism.

He brings to the subject a kind of legitimacy, a sense that it's O.K. to talk about the past.