Mr Erdogan's party knows that its continuing political success and underlying legitimacy depend on listening closely to the desires of voters, which in turn requires it to moderate its Islamist ambitions and obey the rules of the democratic game.If there is a broader lesson the Islamic world can draw from Turkey's success, it therefore lies in this.
We expected that authenticity-inspiring design changes would have the opposite effect when paired with an unreasonable request, but our data suggest that narrative strength, rather than underlying legitimacy, limits the impact of graphic design on trust and that these authenticity-inspiring design features improve trust in both legitimate and illegitimate media.
This time, "there is no underlying international legitimacy that sustains us throughout this action that we've taken".
Thus, the legitimacy of philosophy was derived from the legitimacy of the underlying faith commitments.
The statement, as it were, rests on the legitimacy of the underlying concepts and one comes to accept it by grasping those concepts.
Greater acceptance of transition policies could be gained if better integrated with the extensive work on system failures as justification for policy intervention: 'A tighter connection with established innovation policies and their underlying rationales may lend more legitimacy to transition policies and help integrate them into mainstream policy processes'[12].
While this is ambitious, large, international, collaborative research projects under the umbrella of the Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) reflect the seriousness, legitimacy and rationale underlying this long-term vision.
As is the case with pure proceduralist conceptions, mixed conceptions of democratic legitimacy also vary with the underlying account of democracy.
We argue that lack of locally perceived legitimacy is one of the most important underlying reasons for the troublesome implementation of the recent forest sector reforms in Peru.
In adjudicating similar challenges to state electoral laws, the Supreme Court has adopted a balancing test which weighs "the character and magnitude of the asserted injury to the rights protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments" versus the legitimacy, strength and necessity of the state interests underlying the electoral scheme.
The networks differ in their potential to generate efficiency and legitimacy gains from collaboration, their commitment to the ideals underlying the institutional mandate, and their willingness to pursue effective collaboration in light of the influence of other external constituents.
