| Corporate media's solution isn't to totally dismantle public broadcasters – there's no public appetite for that – but to neuter, privatise, weaken, dismiss and delegitimise them. |
| This kind of language has only one purpose: to delegitimise and demonise supporters of the carbon price. |
| This tended to undermine the authority of the overarching integrationist reform forces, and indeed to delegitimise them. |
| During the Thatcher years, Scottish Labour deployed nationalist weaponry against Conservative governments and, in doing so, unwittingly helped delegitimise aspects of the British state. |
| She did not challenge the National Health Service, and supported the Cold War policies of the consensus, but otherwise tried to dismantle and delegitimise it. |
| Only their own religious communities and societies can really restrain and delegitimise them. |
