Sentence examples for Distribution of authority from inspiring English sources

It is apparent that the courts below did not respect this congressional distribution of authority.

"Our mission is to promote public health, and we are doing as much as we can under the current distribution of authority," Mr. Takakura said.

It then considers how money, recognized as a dynamics of value, would look if the law structuring it were approached as a complex set of relations that expressed, reiterated, and revised the distribution of authority in society.

Managers at all levels should understand the role of organizational design as call centers are established or expanded, in particular the relative centralization (distribution of authority) associated with delivering services to customers.

More effective planning in organizational design and in distribution of authority; instead of searching for the "one best solution" in organization structure, one accepts a range of alternatives and then gives priority to the personal or emotional concerns that inhibit action.

This controversy, however, entails consideration of technical problems in the railroad world and consequences in construing the distribution of authority among the divisions of the Adjustment Board for which judicial review seems no more appropriate than it did to settle jurisdictional conflicts between railroad brotherhoods.

However, the fact that these power issues follow debate on economic problems rather than lead it creates a manifest content which can be objectified much more readily than in areas where the primary considerations are the distributions of authority.

By reflecting on the narrative, we can see that rules must reflect proper distributions of authority in order to be effective, that when they do, they can solve collective action problems, that legitimate rules must sometimes be disobeyed, but also must sometimes supplant personal judgments about best courses of action.

Howard's study of interaction patterns points to the uneven distribution of vernacular authority.

Last week, Gov. George Pataki and Gov. Christine Todd Whitman reached an important agreement to end a fight over distribution of the authority's subsidies and projects.

Partly from administrative necessity and partly because of the pressures of territorial interests, nearly all modern states provide for some distribution of governmental authority on a territorial basis.