legitimize
menghalalkan
definition
verb
voters legitimize the government through the election of public officials
make legitimate.
example
Oakland county authorities pursued the case against Abraham in order to establish a precedent and 'legitimize' the 1997 law.
voters 'legitimize' the government through the election of public officials
Meanwhile, the mainstream politicians who support this policy 'legitimize' racism.
That is a valiant attempt to 'legitimize' the doctrine of common origin, but the logic on which it is based is, I think, fallacious.
voters 'legitimize' the government through the election of public officials
The international community's role should be to support this self-liberation, not 'legitimize' the illegitimate.
At some point, the judiciary may need to get involved in that procedure to 'legitimize' it and give the detainees some due process.
Stamps serve to proclaim and 'legitimize' the authority of rulers.
When communities can't control the influx of outsiders and the outsiders are 'legitimised' by central authorities then there is a problem.
Clause 56, therefore, simply codifies the practice which has grown up and 'legitimises' it.
It provides the 'legitimization' of external sovereignty and some legal protection against aggression.
Legalisation, I feel, may lead to the 'legitimisation' of their usage.
In truth, disclosure laws have 'legitimized' a form of official corruption - sanitizing activities by publicizing them.
Nor does she think that the legislation 'legitimising' it is likely to be revoked in the near future.
Ironically this process was endorsed and socially 'legitimised' by the Varna system.
Jointly these represent the 'legitimization' of environmentalism and its increasing relevance to policy domains.
In a sense, he is retroactively 'legitimising' his curatorial work by casting it as a definitive art movement of the 1990s.
The legal institution of marriage 'legitimises' some relationships and denies others.
The act 'legitimized' Lincoln's suspensions of habeas corpus and approved future suspensions for the duration of the war.
All this has lent a sort of 'legitimization' to the reoccupation, the bombings, and the arrests.
So the bill legitimises perjury and it 'legitimises' breaches of the Oaths and Declarations Act.
Held consequently promotes the idea of a transnational democratic legal order circumscribed and 'legitimized' by democratic public law.
Now he is suggesting that such steps be 'legitimized' and sanctioned in advance.
With the legalisation of the paramilitaries, they hope to 'legitimise' impunity for these crimes against the Colombian people.
When we write something, we are legitimizing it and 'legitimizing' the distinctions those words bring forth.
Bringing them into the process of policy making 'legitimises' them and bolsters their authority.
This is nothing less than the 'legitimization' of the lynch mob.
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