| Will you have to fall back on a secularist position, saying that there is no religious way of legitimating the American regime? |
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| He's legitimating hostility toward judges, however, and portraying the judges as out-of-control power-wielders. |
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| The only legitimating reason for us to possess material goods is no other than that of enabling us to work for God's glory. |
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| From the crisis can be inferred a fundamental question concerning the existence of multiple sources for legitimating power. |
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| Power, a central issue in decentralization, has the propensity to operate beyond the law and its scope of legitimating structures. |
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| Mr. Desch had the very delicate mission of giving life to the CEPEJ and of legitimating his existence, which he made a success beyond all hopes. |
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| Major private collections of avant-garde art emerged perhaps most noteworthily that of Albert C. Barnes further legitimating it. |
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| Thus today it has reached the point of legitimating as good all the sins of impurity. |
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| How are scientific activities and internal legitimating processes perceived when they are made public? |
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| Before emancipation there was one instance of judicial speculation on the applicability of the legitimating statute to children of a miscegenous marriage. |
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| The body is the sign not of sublime animation betokening inspiration, and thus of legitimating truth and divine authenticity, but a means of emptying truth from the image. |
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| And he apparently is planning to pack the court with supporters before the August referendum, thus giving his side the final say on legitimating the results. |
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| In practice, this has led to an obsession with national unity and the conservation of the State's authority and, at the same time, the negation of any other means of legitimating power. |
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| Contributions have in this respect stressed the danger of dynamic erosion of domestic legitimating and participatory structures in favour of new transnational constituencies. |
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| It has served the typical religious function of legitimating social systems and values and of creating structures of meaning, plausibility, and compensation for society as it faces loss and death. |
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| A contrasting ethic is one that sees regulation as the symbolic construction of social solidarity through institutions recognizing and legitimating the identities by which people come to express who they are. |
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| Officials of some Member states have had access to prisoners in Guantánamo or in other detention centres and interrogated them, thus legitimating the existence of these facilities. |
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| The Assembly expresses its concern over these facts and recalls that, any action directed towards legitimating the status of the occupation is illegal. |
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| Pluralism, Merelman argues, offered a legitimating discourse which was highly suited to its time. |
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| A signal from Brussels will no doubt confirm Jobbik supporters in their fervent nationalism, but then again, a supposedly centrist government that keeps legitimating their beliefs will also do so. |
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| It does seem therefore that one cannot exclude the possibility of social demand for legitimating the use of such techniques, at least for couples in which one spouse has no fertilising gametes. |
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