Sentence examples for Authoritative determination from inspiring English sources
To settle such disputes would require a definitive assessment of the conceptions of equality of opportunity and an authoritative determination of the weight that equality of opportunity on its various construals should have against other justice values.
"For all of the instances, the allegations were disputed or too ambiguous to reach any authoritative determination regarding the facts," the inspector general's report said.
But if there is a dispute over the meaning or application of a particular law or provision, it is up to the courts to make authoritative determination on what the law means.
Adjudication is the process of final and authoritative determination of the existing rights and claims of people to land.
We believe this review is extremely valuable to entities such as IRIS and the National Toxicology Program Office of Health Assessment and Translation in their current efforts to establish formal systematic review processes when making authoritative determinations of chemical hazard.
"By insisting on the literariness of philosophy, he was pursuing his agenda of democratizing philosophy and moving it away from the authoritative pronouncements and determinations of statements, and into the realm of irony, doubt and conversation," Berman said.
In addition, decisive control of what was thought, and how, depended in large part on a determination of what the authoritative texts were—something that has been critical in the West, as well, in the establishment of useful canons, both sacred and secular.
Authoritative leadership or democratic decision making?
(iii) The most authoritative information the railroad relied upon to make the determination.
The determination will be based on the most authoritative judicial interpretations available at the time a request for disclosure or production is considered.
He co-authored a memorandum with Brigadier General Dwight Eisenhower in which they advanced the position that the determinations of the Joint Chiefs of Staff "must be taken as authoritative unless and until modified by the same or higher authority".
