Sentence examples for In authority of from inspiring English sources

China has enormous problems, ranging from the environment to the legal system, through corruption and a lack of trust in authority of all kinds.

These are useful cautions because, as all these movies show, belief in authority of one kind or another — including the authority of science — was considerably stronger in that age than in the present day, when few leaders are trusted, and the word "expert" is almost invariably preceded by "so-called".

Social changes followed quickly on the heels of economic prosperity, ranging from the 'modernisation' of the annual parade in Dublin to mark the principal national holiday of Saint Patrick's Day (17 March), to the decline in authority of the Catholic Church.

According to Dicey, the rule of law may be regarded from three points of view: The absolute supremacy of regular law – a person is to be judged by a fixed set of rules and punished for breaching only the law, and is not to be subject to "the exercise by persons in authority of wide, arbitrary, or discretionary powers of constraint".

The combined effects of these citation distortions resulted in authority of the belief (acceptance of it) according to social network theory.

These focused on role definition and ambiguity in authority of the governing board, which in some cases seemed to risk eclipsing the roles and authority of hospital management and in other cases were limited by inadequate authority over financial and human resource decisions still under the jurisdiction of regional health bureaus.

In short, the advancement of country should be rooted in the authority of law.

My absolute faith in the authority of the police has been betrayed.

Later critics found justification for their own predilections in the authority of Greek drama and Aristotle.

Obama chose to cloak his quotation from the sometimes intemperate Paine in the authority of the respectable George Washington.

Each leaves significant gaps in the authority of law.