"I asked him if he did not realise that his responsibilities as a journalist and an Englishman made the sending of such a message without definitive authority as to its truth improper and reckless".
This style manual is the definitive authority for the editors of the CULR.
"There is no definitive authority charged with authenticating photographs," Mr Peter said.
Welcome to the Cornell Center for Innovative Hospitality Labor and Employment Relations, the definitive authority for information concerning labor and employment relations in the hospitality industry.
Comprising thousands of technical experts from more than 120 countries, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the world's definitive authority on climate change.
But the photographer Afshin Shahidi's new book, "Prince: A Private View," conveys both doting reverence and, in its glossiness and sheer heft (more than two hundred and fifty photographs, about half of them previously unpublished), definitive authority.
Papinian, Latin in full Aemilius Papinianus, (born 140 ce, probably Emesa, Syria died 212), Roman jurist who posthumously became the definitive authority on Roman law, possibly because his moral high-mindedness was congenial to the worldview of the Christian rulers of the post-Classical empire.
140 Homs?, Syria 212 Papinian, Latin in full Aemilius Papinianus (born 140 ce, probably Emesa, Syria died 212), Roman jurist who posthumously became the definitive authority on Roman law, possibly because his moral high-mindedness was congenial to the worldview of the Christian rulers of the post-Classical empire.
At the center of Terrall's study is René-Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur (1683 1757)—the definitive authority on natural history in the middle decades of the eighteenth century—and his many correspondents, assistants, and collaborators.
Since he's now pretty much the definitive authority on all things Napoleon, Heder's been having fun tweaking some of the dialogue the writers send his way.
