Sentences with phrase «giving legitimacy»

If two or three of the largest economies are giving it legitimacy, one needs to take a hard look at it before taking a drastic step, he added.

This means giving legitimacy to the Bitcoin space, which is why few banks will dare to do it and thus they will miss out on all the potential learnings.

Trademark registration gives you the right to use the R symbol, giving legitimacy to your claim.

Civil society representatives belong at the UNFCCC climate negotiations — they are the lifeblood of the process, giving it legitimacy and providing expertise.

It soothes the outraged educator by articulating that anger and giving it legitimacy.

In addition to DHA and ARA, breast milk contains the other long - chain fatty acid eicosapentanoic acid (EPA), which is found at almost the same levels as ARA «thus giving some legitimacy to the notion that big - brained mammals need it.»

But this is as absurd as suggesting the governor himself, who has benefited greatly from giving legitimacy to the Independent Democrats should have arguably recognized this kind of a reward might be a problem, if he knew about it.

«If two or three of the largest economies are giving it legitimacy, one needs to take a hard look at it before you take a drastic step.»

«RIM gave legitimacy and credibility to a lot of the claims Waterloo would make about how it was a fast - growing tech centre,» Will says.

Beneath other civilizations there were always religious assumptions - whether these came from Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, or Christianity - and it was these assumptions which gave both legitimacy and stability to the social order.

This role gave legitimacy to Protestantism's special place in the culture, even after it lost much of its formal power.

We can not pretend for one moment that such an honor at any function promoting the work of the Church doesn't give legitimacy to their position while harming the Catholic Church's image and the perceptions of those looking for guidance from our bishops and Church leaders.

In brief, then, given the legitimacy of a field - oriented approach to the God - world relationship in terms of either Whitehead's or Hartshorne's metaphysics, one can readily provide, as I see it, an appropriate explanation for Whitehead's enigmatic remarks at the end of Process and Reality about the «passage» of the consequent nature to the temporal world.

Furthermore, dualism gives legitimacy to what we call «inner» experience.17 It provides a basis for the sense of freedom and dignity without which a genuine humanism would collapse.

If we tend to look upon it as positive, will we not in a subtle way give it a legitimacy or justification that will make us too tolerant of it?

You should not have even opened this up for debate, don't give it any legitimacy.

It pisses me off when somebody lies but uses the veneer of «science» to give legitimacy to their lies.

This, right here, is the example of how Trump's victory has given legitimacy to the men who hate women.

Yet he or she still hides behind the fiction of royal sanction and the pretence of deference to parliament to give legitimacy to a concentration of power without parallel in western society.

The former Governor had ealier declared the election illegal and unconstitutional, in a letter addressed to the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, which was co - signed by the factional National Secretary, Wale Oladipo, urged INEC not to give legitimacy to what happened in Edo, saying his faction would conduct a proper primary in the state.

My guess is he wants to avoid the charge at all costs, rather than address it and thereby give it legitimacy.

He suggested a turn - out of 50 per cent should be required to give legitimacy to a Yes vote — a hurdle that could be impossibly high to clear.

That leadership must come from the United Nations to give it legitimacy, said Holland, who added that it does not necessarily need to come through the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change's formal climate negotiating process.

The offer, which came in a Wednesday meeting between Trump and the scion of America's most prominent Democratic family, is likely to concern scientists and public health experts who fear the incoming administration could give legitimacy to skeptics of childhood immunizations, despite a huge body of scientific research demonstrating that vaccines are safe.

They will open themselves to scrutiny but it will also give them some legitimacy.

How was that to have them in the film and give some legitimacy to the project?

Critical consciousness is more of an outcome of certain social practices, cultural formations, habits of mind and the institutional arrangements that help shape them, as well as the rituals and routines that give them legitimacy, than a precondition for them — but there is no question that they are dialectically related.

In addition to winning 20,000 euro to implement the project, she says the award gives legitimacy to their work.

This data reveals that many charters schools in PA are not only performing at a lower level than previously understood, but also gives legitimacy to critics» claims that charters are not the way to improve American education.

For them to then have give that legitimacy away, or risk being sued, is kinda nuts.

And though it's not important to me per se, having something out there that's traditionally published will give me legitimacy in the eyes of a certain segment of the reading public who still believes in having vetters and gatekeepers.

However, having worked at a traditional publisher gives me legitimacy with my clients.»

You need those lower level reviews to give legitimacy to your work.

Kyle Hotz is the artist on the project, and Ayris says that he only uses creators from the big leagues: «We only hire guys that have worked at Marvel, DC and other top comic book publishers, and it's given us some legitimacy.»

Don't forget the term «flash fiction» has only recently, in the last 25 years, given legitimacy to the form — until then all these stories were «marooned in a wasteland» as Susan Sontag would say, forced to compete with much different stories.

Unfortunately, OBSI has given them legitimacy so if you voluntarily (after some nudging) agree to use them, the 180 - day time clock starts from when they provide a final response letter.

This award not only gives us legitimacy in the non-profit community, but it also makes us proud that people recognize our work with retired working dogs!»

This move gave legitimacy to the breed and provided a framework for breed standardization.

Here, creators scraped together whatever art they could in a likely attempt to give some legitimacy to their product, but as it seems as though more and more game developers are moving towards supporting people who give their product legs.

«But you want to be taken seriously, and a lobbying firm does give you legitimacy.

He talks about how reducing U.S. emissions won't make a dent in reducing global emissions, thanks to rising coal use in coutries like China and India, as if the U.S. first real national attempt to reduce emissions won't give us legitimacy in global climate negotiations.

In the early 1980s Exxon researchers often repeated that unbiased science would give it legitimacy in helping shape climate - related laws that would affect its profitability.

In those circumstances the individual decides to break trust to reveal an even greater breach of trust, and that takes some courage when dealing with powerful organisations who impose secrecy on individuals, while in effect using the individuals to give legitimacy to the statements of those who weild the real power and create the policy statements.

Recent court rulings have given legitimacy to the use of «predictive coding» for addressing skyrocketing legal review.

According to a JP Morgan strategist, Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, Bitcoin Futures give legitimacy to the cryptocurrency market.

That and Coinbase's Silicon Valley pedigree gave it legitimacy.

It's accountability gives it legitimacy and the technology that underpins it is smart — which only makes it more attractive for investors to place their confidence in it.

Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun was already a technological giant in China before founding the company, which of course gave it some legitimacy early on.

The unequivocal answer to these questions was that Indigenous people did not give their consent to the amendments and that their participation in the process «had not been given the legitimacy by the Australian Government that [they] expected».

Our participation has not been given the legitimacy by the Australian Government that we expected, and we remain disadvantaged and aggrieved by the failure of the Australian Government to properly integrate our expert counsel into the lawmaking procedures of government.