Sentence examples for the legitimisation of from inspiring English sources

It is the legitimisation of an appointment procedure," Grigorii Golosov, a politics professor at St Petersburg's European University, said.

On Facebook, organisers said they "oppose the legitimisation of forced gender segregation by Universities UK, the body representing the leadership of UK universities".

"It's a further step toward the legitimisation of these things – conservatism and violence against leftists – which have been growing for the past three to four years".

The fact that what was, once at least, officially outlawed by the political system is now an acceptable part of public discourse shows just how widespread in Israel society is the responsibility for the legitimisation of what Lieberman represents.

Furthermore, Israel should pursue a policy of population decentralisation, and support the legitimisation of one single authority in the whole of Lebanon - indeed in all countries of the region.

The proposal, put forward by Federal Deputy Jean Wyllys in July 2012, argues that the legitimisation of prostitution is crucial to combating the sexual exploitation of women and minors.

Empirically, this article draws on a detailed content analysis of policy and marketing documents between 2005 and 2010, which reveal the legitimisation process of the making of the new trend-quarter, Zurich-West.

A context in which health care is bought and sold like a traded commodity risks the social legitimisation of the exclusion of those without the ability to pay.

The formal legitimisation of the acerbically anti-American Houthis could very well fuel shifts in the country's foreign policy, and the group has continued to criticise Western interventions in Yemen.

Overall, the legitimisation value of such procedures is low [22].

This value system provides the legitimisation for the numerous military interventions by the USA since more than a century – although most of them failed (Széll 2010b).