Sentence examples for sufficient legitimacy from inspiring English sources

Only by adhering to the highest standards of professional conduct may court officials win sufficient legitimacy over time to persuade the major powers presently outside the current ICC system - including China, India, Russia and the US - to join.

Israel's longer-term interest is to be sure that it has a Palestinian partner for negotiations, which will have sufficient legitimacy among its own people to be able to sign agreements and fulfill them.

With early statehood there is a chance that the Palestinians will be able to put their house in order, and have a government with sufficient legitimacy to bind the Palestinian people through negotiations.

There are other legal and moral questions that influence public opinion, and merely harbouring societal acquiescence is not sufficient legitimacy.

"A coalition government of the old two-party system would not have sufficient legitimacy or sufficient domestic and international credibility if it would gather a slim majority," he said.

According to L.W. Gluchowski: "Poland's communists had grown accustomed to placing the burden of their own failures to gain sufficient legitimacy among the Polish population during the entire communist period on the shoulders of Jews in the party".

When it comes to business, how should we understand whether companies have sufficient social legitimacy to take on joint responsibility for delivering essential goods: from health to clean drinking water, from ending gender discrimination to fighting corruption?

"It's all because Merkel and Schäuble are worried they will not have sufficient political legitimacy to get a second bailout package through Parliament unless they can show private sector involvement," he said, referring to the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble.

State consent, Buchanan claims, is neither necessary nor sufficient for legitimacy.

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

Social licence can never be self-awarded, it requires that an activity enjoys sufficient trust and legitimacy, and has the consent of those affected.