| Acts of violence against one's own countrymen that are legitimated by religion are not new. |
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| But would these crimes cease to be crimes if, instead of being committed by unscrupulous tyrants, they were legitimated by popular consensus? |
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| Being legally acknowledged or legitimated is important for matters such as custody, visitation and inheritance. |
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| Reordering is legitimated through an appeal to a higher religious court, and carried through in familistic or quasi-familistic arrangements. |
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| Acts of violence are legitimated through the evocation of historical events. |
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| This legitimated the use of vapour densities for the determination of relative molecular weights. |
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| The interests protected from invasion by criminal laws are interests legitimated by a given conception of a just social order. |
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| Moreover, this practice was legitimated through an ideology based on Hellenistic ideals. |
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| This legitimated the regime in the eyes of the faithful, a very political consequence of adherence to a seemingly apolitical ideology. |
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| But she finds subtle shifts in the way governments legitimated their foreign policies. |
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| He legitimated the cultivation of lyrical tropes, as the poet used them to enrich what is otherwise a lofty epic poem on the First Crusade. |
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| By the end of his reign, Henry had Parliament restore both his daughters to the succession, although neither was legitimated. |
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| The Beauforts were legitimated by papal bull in September 1396 and by royal patent the following February. |
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| Slave law backed up and legitimated the private power of slaveowners. |
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| Subsequent generations of Biblicists have followed suit, and by dint of their efforts they have legitimated and routinized the right of an individual to criticize the sacred. |
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| Pandering never works in the long run: Sarkozy took votes from the Front National in 2007, but also legitimated the LePeniste perspective. |
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| The threat of nuclear war with the Soviet Union legitimated an extensive American espionage apparatus. |
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| By 2004 a first-ever free election had legitimated the presidency of Hamid Karzai. |
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| If hypothesis set out the sets of questions, then we were already narrowing the field to those questioned legitimated by our hypotheses. |
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| These values are enhanced by the diversity of our staff and legitimated by their application each day. |
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| Its delegates would be free and legitimated to take a global view and would not necessarily pursue national interests. |
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| No significant legal consequences flow from whether a child is legitimate, legitimated, or illegitimate. |
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| The FIDH and the FIDH-AE worry about this security drift legitimated by authorities that claim to fight terrorism. |
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| Only once the level of European integration of this policy is determined, will its share of the EU budget be legitimated. |
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| Education, as a form of socially legitimated knowledge, certainly helps individuals to obtain better jobs and higher salaries. |
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| But, while their identity as victims legitimated their cause, it also conferred on them the image of a people who had gone like lambs to the slaughter. |
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| The healthy effects of market competition may be offset by mergers, cartels, or price leadership understandings, most of which are legitimated or tolerated by government. |
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| An institution is legitimated in terms of values and norms, that is, a purpose transcending individual self-interest in favor of a presumed higher good. |
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| These people promoted the Temple-centered sacrificial hierocracy, legitimated by the Persian authority, with high priests appointed by the Persian authorities. |
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| Equally important, no distinction was made between religion and politics: the sacred and the secular were combined in one reality, and the realm of the sacred infused and legitimated political authority. |
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| It is an orthodoxy of the Cold War era, unthinkingly legitimated since 1993, that a FMT necessarily must be multilaterally negotiated along traditional lines. |
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| A form of politics legitimated by 'scientific' theories such as a 'neutral' requirement for state expansion was. |
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| He was supported by an influential faction of monastic churchmen, who condoned his regicide of Emperor Yitbarek and legitimated his descent from Solomon. |
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| Eurobonds issued by a newly created European treasury and legitimated by a properly elected European Parliament similar to US government bonds issued by the US treasury and legitimated by Congress are another matter. |
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| If policy is to be legitimated, then transparency is a crucial issue. |
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| In France, a specific managerial culture has been established. It is made up of manipulative exercises, which today, are almost legitimated by semiskilled work. |
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| During the 1990s in particular, the ensuing rebellions, which were legitimated in ethnic or religious terms, led to the curtailment and even the breakdown of the state's monopoly of force. |
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| Because such prerogatives are understood and legitimated, informal and tacit understandings often prevent the other stakeholders from even putting issues on the agenda that will provoke serious opposition. |
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| The fact that a small and select group of insiders decided what constituted stakeholder groups can, from the perspective of democratic theory, hardly be legitimated. |
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| Antagonistic nostalgias legitimated the political claims of movements as diverse as abolitionism, sectionalism, populism, socialism, anarchism, and cosmopolitanism. |
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| The institution of monarchy was legitimated by the monarchical episcopate that, no doubt, made equal appeal to a monarchian vision of God or Christ. |
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| In October 1956 the Academy of Sciences held a session that legitimated cybernetics, which had been denounced by Stalinist science and propaganda as a pseudodiscipline. |
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