legitimation

Such legitimation could not be provided by other than a high status firm.

This gave his school the support and the legitimation of the imperial court.

But I have another particular problem with this, and in my view we need to solve a legitimation issue here.

Perhaps our leaders found themselves some new form of legitimation, and their rule became even stronger.

The second point is that we need specific democratic legitimation in the area of criminal law where civil rights are involved.

Prior to legitimation, the child is said to be illegitimate.

That form of legitimation also gives us a certain self-assurance.

He has argued that such a thing is indeed possible and often a potential solution to the legitimation crisis'.

Their need for legitimation may have benefited lawyer D's other clients.

Under certain circumstances and with legitimation, it is possible to gain access to the files.

It was on the point of domicile that John's legitimation failed.

The absence of proper legitimation will, after all, bring defeat for the European project in the future.

Khomeini's death on 3 June 1989 left the factions without their source of legitimation.

It is necessary to broaden the legitimation of the Union's constitutional framework.

These external consequences are the theoretical legitimation of regulating science by law.

It noted that adjustments are permitted in the case of adoption and legitimation.

In this instance it seems that the client needed not so much advice on a course of action as legitimation from its lawyer.

Such a monopoly, according to Weber, must occur via a process of legitimation.

Whether for legitimation or national development, the regime's obsession with order reflected the high stakes involved.

In this sense the motivation and legitimation of this violence is not the central issue.

Three characteristics may be linked with a legitimation crisis.

The latter discussed the legitimation of revolution and secession in history.

With the acknowledgement or legitimation of an Italian mother or father.

The play explores in a most effective manner the issue of the legitimation of power.

This only applies to loss by marriage, legitimation, divorce, recognition or adoption.