Sentence examples for Authoritatively define from inspiring English sources
"It's an ongoing battle to authoritatively define a problem and provide the best solution". Policy is affected most by the side that best communicates its view of the problem and its solution.
Sin, doctrine, prayer and penance were all rigorously and authoritatively defined.
The Symbolist position in painting was authoritatively defined by the young critic Albert Aurier, an enthusiastic admirer of Paul Gauguin, in an article in the Mercure de France (1891).
Notable events of his reign included the declaration of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception (1854), the Syllabus of Errors (1864), and the sessions of the First Vatican Council (1869 70), during which the doctrine of papal infallibility was authoritatively defined.
When, however, at a gathering of bishops and other dignitaries of the church in Rome in 1862 and again at another in 1867 it had been suggested that the doctrine of infallibility should be authoritatively defined, Dupanloup had led a successful opposition to the project.
The right to adequate clothing, also referred to as the right to clothing, has not been authoritatively defined and has received little in the way of academic commentary or international discussion.
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"Nobody can out-showbiz Warner in a restaurant, and probably nobody would want to, but in defining the edges so authoritatively, everybody took notice," said Danny Meyer, a New York restaurateur.
Commonly found in supplements, further studies on this cumulative neurotoxin are required to authoritatively state the upper safe limit.
