Sentence examples for to be legitimized from inspiring English sources

"We cannot have business as usual with an Austrian government that would allow the far right to be legitimized".

"I don't like sterile restaurants," he said, explaining that he added "(food)" to Industry's name because "I want to be legitimized as a restaurant," not a scene.

"It's harder for H.R. to be legitimized as a four-star after serving in a political position especially in this Administration," Bill Rapp said.

SCOTT The movies with black protagonists that tend to win awards — to be legitimized, in other words, as mainstream, serious and prestigious — are more often than not about exceptional figures, many of them drawn from the annals of American history.

Certainly being correct all the time does not qualify one to be "legitimized" by a media outlet.

If medical marijuana is to be legitimized, we as a community must support politicians who support us.

"There's a real disinclination to do anything that might appear to be legitimizing Iran's role in Syria," said Suzanne Maloney, a senior fellow at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy.

Such murder cannot be legitimized whatever the politics.

Russia's southward expansion and the imperialistic ventures of Catherine II in the Balkans seemed to have been legitimized by Sviatoslav's campaigns eight centuries earlier.

As Sanglard-Oliveira et al. in 2012 [ 54] argued, for a group to be considered a professional entity, it needs to be able to control its own work and this relates to autonomy which is legitimized by society and regulated [ 55].

The pull factors are cost-effective trials, with data transfer to developed countries being legitimized by the World Trade Organization ( WTO), patient numbers, disease profile, and availability of highly adaptable internationally trained investigators who have no language barriers.