1
Good luck avoiding the appearance of turnabout, however legally legitimate the process.
2
The government says it does not curb legitimate criticism or free speech.
3
Puigdemont, however, insists that the region has a legitimate right to independence.
4
There could be legitimate differences about policy and institutional matters affecting Europe.
5
Media Centers In the past year, digital streaming services finally became legitimate.
1
The deals come as Canada moves to legalize cannabis for recreational use.
2
Massachusetts in 2003 became the first U.S. state to legalize gay marriage.
3
A bid to legalize recreational marijuana narrowly failed about four years ago.
4
Backers have tried numerous times to legalize aid-in-dying in California, without success.
5
Efforts over the years to legalize on-track sports-wagering have been similarly thwarted.
1
Australia's Parliament has voted to legalise same-sex marriage after days of debate.
2
He said most countries did not legalise the drug for safety reasons.
3
Her story comes as assembly members backed calls to legalise medicinal cannabis.
4
The lower house of the Uruguayan Congress has voted to legalise marijuana.
5
Proposed amendments before Parliament, if passed, would legalise male same sex relations.
1
The extra coin could go a long way to legitimize web entertainment.
2
Sensitization of both general public and government is essential to legitimize this occupation.
3
Recent foreign visits by the Taliban may help legitimize the group, they say.
4
Marcos was widely accused of exploiting village council leaders to legitimize his rule.
5
On Sunday, the Bears finally got a win to help legitimize that improvement.
1
Indeed, we have to legitimise fear in order to make necessary changes.
2
You don't even have the cultural background that could legitimise religious belief.
3
The impact of this strategy is to legitimise those driven by hatred.
4
They agree the law has to change to legitimise the tactics.
5
This is the sanction invoked to legitimise every adventure in invasion and colonisation.
1
Mexico City was the first area in the country to decriminalise abortion.
2
And she called on the government to decriminalise personal drug use.
3
The Green Party is also welcoming the proposals to decriminalise abortion.
4
She said it did not decriminalise the possession of illicit drugs.
5
In 1997, this newspaper launched a campaign to decriminalise the drug.
1
The mayor's press release clarifies the new legislation won't decriminalize or legalize weed.
2
REUTERS: What steps are you taking to try and decriminalize polygamy?
3
He would decriminalize unauthorized immigration and streamline the process for applying for citizenship.
4
When enacted, Jamaica's new law will decriminalize marijuana for religious, medicinal, therapeutic and scientific purposes.
5
We need to rethink and decriminalize our marijuana laws.
1
The king had made the Parliament legitimatize the Duke of Maine, Mdlle.
2
She persuaded the king to legitimatize their children, who were confided to Mme.
3
Our marriage would legitimatize this poor boy, who as yet knows nothing of his position.
4
He proposed that I should marry him to take care of him and legitimatize our child.
5
For that you must legitimatize her birth; for that, your highness, you must espouse the Countess M'Gregor.
1
But as a matter of duty, marry the girl at once, and legitimatise your child while the chance remains to you.
2
His Holiness at once despatched a courier to Duke Cosimo, urging him to legitimatise the child by his immediate marriage with the mother.
3
Madame Diane, natural daughter of King Henry II, afterwards legitimatised and made Duchess d'Angoulême.
4
She might have been legitimatised by act of parliament, if Catherine would have submitted.
5
The Kings of England, in legitimatising their children gave them a name and arms, which pass to their posterity.
6
It is still a moot point whether the birth should be legitimatised on the death of one of the other children.
7
He entered into a marriage alliance with princesses of the Saite line, and thus legitimatised his usurpation as far as the north was concerned.