Sentence examples for a difference in authority from inspiring English sources

One employee said: 'There is a difference in authority in such a conversation with your supervisor.

Another highly influential version claims that there is a difference in the authority to enforce justice within and outside the state (Nagel 2005).

Liverpool's fire service recently found 1.7 tonnes of fireworks illegally stored in a private house.Thirdly, enforcing better the existing law that bans sales to anyone under 18 can make a difference: in Liverpool, the authorities cut firework-related disorder by 20% last year by using hidden cameras to film shops that sold fireworks to children and then fining them.

The key issue is a difference in perception regarding taxation authority.

This is something researchers call a "difference-in-difference" approach.

I don't think it has made a difference in terms of exerting parental authority.

For example, Jesus is quoted in the Gospels as saying: "Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's," generally interpreted as asserting a difference in the separate spheres of authority.

And the difference in authority does not end there.

On such approaches, conflicts between earlier interests grounded in autonomy and later interests no longer so grounded become impossible, and the claim of authority of the earlier autonomous self over the current non-autonomous self loses its bite: the threshold of autonomy is so low as to cease to mark any contestable difference in authority.

The GLA provides a possible model, with London's Olympics bid showing that a strategic authority can make a difference in promoting a region, both within the UK and to the wider world.

They feel their hands are tied, and the recent gestures — including Saudi Arabia's unprecedented refusal of a seat on the United Nations Security Council — are rooted in a belief that only the United States has the military power and global authority to make a difference in Syria.