Sentences with phrase «legitimacy in»

Members are dedicated to advancing professionalism, excellence, and legitimacy in the home staging and redesign industry.

@Stephen Masek There's legitimacy in your concern, but in reality there's not much difference here than, say, taking out a HML and worrying about refi's once they're done and you have renters in them (which people do all the time).

«To be effective, you need legitimacy in more than one state,» says Hal Maxfield Sr., SIOR, broker - owner of Hal Maxfield Real Estate Inc., in Mansfield, Ohio.

But the use of emojis in the real estate business gained much more legitimacy in April, when the California Association of REALTORS ® debuted a set of real estate — themed emojis, which it dubbed «CARmojis,» complete with a superhero REALTOR ® icon to add to text messages.

Inclusion of Parental Alienation in DSM V will increase PA's recognition and legitimacy in the eyes of family court judges, mediators, custody evaluators, family law attorneys, and the legal and mental health community in general.

As explanations for the small effects produced by paraprofessionals are narrowed, it is reasonable to ask whether paraprofessionals have legitimacy in the eyes of families during pregnancy and infancy.

These software's read your resume, and will judge your legitimacy in light of the quantity of keywords and key expressions that your resume contains.

This is not only because Bitcoin ended the year with a staggering 1,400 % in gains but also because Bitcoin somewhat earned legitimacy in the investment world.

However, it remains to be seen if this will give the project more legitimacy in the long run.

CME, the world's largest futures and options exchange made the announcement of launching Bitcoin Futures during the fourth quarter of 2017 after it has surpasses the regulatory review, thus marking a significant step taken towards the path of bring legitimacy in digital currency spectrum.

The Japanese financial regulator has issued a warning to Binance over its operation legitimacy in Japan.

Although Bitcoin has managed to gain credibility and legitimacy in the financial world, skyrocketing transaction fees and long transaction times are becoming an increasingly severe handicap.

On a recent episode, «Trump's tax plan, democratic legitimacy and the Freakonomics of decision making,» Ezra, Sarah and Matthew covered everything from Ivanka Trump's influence over affordable child care on the right to what the Democrats need to do to establish real legitimacy in a crazy election year.

When sitting in diversity, a federal court exceeds the bounds of its legitimacy in fashioning novel causes of action not yet recognized by the state courts.

Differentiating Between Trust and Legitimacy in Public Attitudes Towards Legal Authority.

Jackson and Jacinta Gau further explore and differentiate between the concepts of trust and legitimacy in public perceptions of legal authority in their article, Carving Concepts?

The Role of Procedural Justice and Legitimacy in Shaping Public Support for Policing Jason Sunshine and Tom Tyler (2006) This study explores the relative importance of police legitimacy in shaping public support of the police and policing activities and which judgments about police activity determine people's views about the legitimacy of the police.

Having thus described some salient characteristics of adjudicative law, I turn to the question of its legitimacy in a democratic polity, focusing on four themes.

Thanks to this approach, we are highly regarded by our clients and other professional firms alike for our unique blend of creativity, elegance, and legitimacy in the tax structures and supporting documentation that we craft.

Legal Legitimacy in Veterans Treatment Courts: Exploring Demographic, Social, and Service - related Correlates - John M Gallagher, University of Arkansas

Billie Tarascio: I think that's completely accurate I mean if my goal was so that people could access this information that they can't get anywhere else better tools than they can get anywhere else and people are accessing them and using them then it really isn't accomplishing what I thought it would but the law firm took off more and more people wanted to use us, it built trust, it built a kind of legitimacy in the community so from that respect it was not a failure.

The paradoxical implications of this finding were not lost on the AG who observed that the reason for the DRD's legitimacy in terms of legal basis — its ambition to ensure the functioning of the internal market — would be the reasons for its illegitimacy in terms of proportionality [102].

Ultimately, the reappointment process itself, and the way it helps the system of investor - State arbitration to adapt to the evolving expectations of the international community, can therefore be a source of legitimacy in aligning the decision - making of arbitrators with the wider public and its values, including the rule of law and democracy.

They both can give you some measure of personal liability protection, and both can help to raise your perceived legitimacy in the eyes of investors.

Maybe, but query whether their views would have legitimacy in the profession.

Those questioning the concept need to explain the 200 years of measurement of this DWLR if they wish to have any claim to legitimacy in commenting upon the greenhouse effect.

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.

Otto walks us through the «oft repeated five prong propaganda strategy of cloaking rhetorical arguments in scientific legitimacy in order to affect a desired policy objective.»

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.

It gave me more credibility and legitimacy in getting people's support and / or attention.

«Political legitimacy in decisions about experiments in solar radiation management.»

My first personal encounter with the problem of brackets of legitimacy in science and technology came when I got a job in the late 1970s with the Energy Group in the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment.

In the countries of the former Eastern bloc, a tendency of the 1990s and 2000s has been to deny responsibility operational legitimacy in artistic practice and violently push it out as incompatible with and foreign to the post-Soviet context, eagerly privileging its diametrical opposition — irresponsibility — as the only appropriate and fitting for the contemporary moment.

Maeve Brennan returns to the question of historical legitimacy in contemporary Lebanon.

«I think we needed to do that for a while to attract attention, but we're now mature enough that we can look for cultural legitimacy in other areas.

There has always been a struggle for legitimacy in the games industry, as proponents of the medium try to convince the world that it's not only about twelve year olds killing prostitutes, when that's just an aspect of the industry like The Human Centipede or Transformers are aspects of the movie biz.

Oftentimes recognition from the Protos helped nascent developers and studios show legitimacy in a medium still in its infancy.

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!»

It is true that the decision by Cyprus and Malta to regulate the Binary industry did give the product more legitimacy in the eyes of many.

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.

It is as if, in its determination to prove its legitimacy in the automotive mainstream, Hyundai felt the need to borrow as many luxury design cues as possible.

Yet many parents will assume some legitimacy in these numbers.

Having an awarding body approve the training programme will also give it more legitimacy in the eyes of your learners, showing that it has been put together professionally.

Shot in Super35, The Uninvited has been «opened up» for home viewing and seems to sacrifice a certain cinematic legitimacy in the process, with compositions becoming generic, Lifetime-esque.

Binisaya has been struggling for years to attain a kind of legitimacy in the eyes of the local population, and this year's edition made great strides in that direction.

Only when there is a financial incentive and a pharmaceutical approach developed for a disorder is it anointed with legitimacy in the eyes of the allopathic physician.

It is hard to show leniency and maintain legitimacy in the public eye when you're dealing with a repeat offender, and judges are seeing more of them than they have in the past,» he said.

With any new constitutional settlement, reform of the Lords should not be ignored, because it presents an opportunity for some democratic legitimacy in the upper chamber as it is slimmed down and given a role in the new constitutional arrangements of the whole of the United Kingdom.

And Cameron will struggle to negotiate his way back in if he seeks a majority and falls short: this time it would be his legitimacy in question.

The complete collapse of democratic legitimacy in Europe is not a price we could possibly be willing to pay.