Sentence examples for would have legitimised from inspiring English sources

It would have legitimised bigotry.

His case split the overwhelmingly Catholic nation but the local church defended its decision to deny him a Catholic funeral, arguing that allowing it would have legitimised attitudes contrary to God's law.

However, other anti-whaling groups were pleased that their governments did not accept the draft agreement, as in their view it would have legitimised the whaling programmes of Iceland, Japan and Norway.

The Anglo-Rhodesian Agreement of 1971 72, which would have legitimised the country's independence in Britain's eyes, fell apart after a British test of Rhodesian national opinion reported most blacks to be against it.

But to register Mr Kasyanov would have given him free access to television and, more damagingly, could have legitimised him as a genuine liberal opponent.

Secondary-ticketing sites seem to have legitimised this".

"The Zionists have legitimised the killing of their children by killing our children.

They have legitimised the killing of their people all over the world by killing our people".

"The Lib Dems, the Conservatives and the independents have legitimised the BNP's role.

This room seems to have legitimised our day and attracted another type of onlooker.

On the other hand, letting him run would have further legitimised him as a politician.