Following the coup in 1958, Field Marshal Ayub Khan pushed economic growth as its
legitimiser. As liberal economic policies spurred private industrial sector dynamism, demand for credit soared.
The photo opportunity of a face-to-face meeting with the leader of the free world is the ultimate
legitimiser for this nuclear rogue state.
It is the unifier, the mobiliser and the
legitimiser of the group's existence (Simon 2014, 164).
The rather queasy-sounding manicures are, in fact, 'edicures' and they were devised by Ilana Mitchell who describes them as "a biodegradable, delicious, unisex, non-toxic, nonpermanent fashion accessory and a
legitimiser for thumb-sucking and nail-biting".
Ainsi, Cenerini propose une representation litteraire du francais mitchif et temoigne de son desir de
legitimiser ce dialecte oral meconnu, ce qui a son tour sous-tend une valorisation de l'identite et de la culture d'une nation distincte.
The very idea that the state can be other than an expression of class rule and a
legitimiser of exploitation is anathema to individualist anarchists.
Hormis ces deux cas, aucun interet assurable ne doit etre prouve pour
legitimiser un contrat d'assurance en common law.
The business case was more frequently used to secure internal agreement for a PML proposal, as apersuader or a post-facto
legitimiser to justify, both externally and internally, the decision taken.
Clearly this was a very effective public relations exercise but Labor also took it seriously as a source and
legitimiser of practical policies.
The other cultural attacks on the status quo, mentioned earlier, would have operated, but without the great pseudo-moral
legitimiser of Vietnam.