Sentence examples for a different authority from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth called on a different authority: the favor of the people.

In Sofia's case, it was sudden death, a different authority, that has closed the lid and weighed it down.

By Jill Lepore History written to win legal arguments has a different authority from history written to find out what happened.

The bulk collection of domestic call records, as first revealed by the Guardian earlier this month, takes place under rolling court orders issued on the basis of a legal interpretation of a different authority, section 215 of the Patriot Act.

In 2009, Bates wrote, the court found that its approval of a government interpretation of section 215 of the Patriot Act to justify the bulk collection of all Americans' phone records – a different authority than section 702 of the Fisa Amendments Act – was substantially flawed.

Just as the 2009-era resistoNational Security LettersLetterspurreded the bureau to rely on Section 215 and the Fisa court for email and other records acquisition, the justice department's national security division told the inspector general that the FBI now uses a different authority, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, for its email collection.

It's one thing to be a staunch and protesting Anglo-Catholic from within the autonomy of a Protestant setting, but quite another to live in obedience to a completely different authority structure.

It said the new chief executive would oversee "a very different authority" to her predecessor.

"But that was a different era, authority was respected more.

The figures show the 15,260 homeless households were rehoused in a different local authority between July and September, a rise of 123% in three years.

As a result, many parents already face a long, hard battle to secure financial support for their child to attend a specialist college, particularly as many are asking for funding for their child to study in a different local authority.