Sentence examples for Preserve authority from inspiring English sources

How can an ill executive preserve authority and reduce responsibility?

And so the government of President Hosni Mubarak appeared to lean back on its standard formula for preserving authority at Friday Prayer, relying on its security forces to keep calm on the street and government religious institutions like Al Azhar to try to appease public sentiment, in this case by lashing out at the Jews in response to Gaza.

It has been shown that giving birth at home means preserved authority and autonomy through which women have faith in life itself and rely on natural forces.

In effect, the court took institutional restraints originally placed on judges to preserve legislative authority and imposed them on the legislature to preserve judicial authority.

Typically, the courts chose to preserve teacher authority over pupils' rights.

But it said that Mr. Obama could interpret the statute in a way that would preserve his authority.

And the industry wants to preserve the authority that Dodd-Frank handed the FDIC to unwind a failing financial firm.

Throughout the 530s, Justinian's generals almost constantly had to fight to preserve imperial authority in the new province of North Africa and in the Balkans as well.

Though it must be confessed it is a nice point, and extremely difficult, so to temper this lenity as to preserve the authority of the government.

The clerics yielded on subjects they deemed secondary when the balance of power left them with little choice and managed to preserve their authority.

Prior generations of justices mostly hid behind their robes to preserve their authority, and some current members of the court seem more like legal technicians, dispassionately adjusting the law.