England's disappointing series reached its nadir in the second one-dayer in Brisbane when they somehow managed to find a new way to lose a match from a position of total authority.
Make no mistake, we are voting on a resolution that grants total authority to a president who wants to invade a sovereign nation without any specific act of provocation.
The headmaster himself, Tony Little, is all urbanity; but here, too, is a core of total authority.
Still, his first-half haul of 17 points was a sign of total authority.
From a position of total authority, the Texans are on the verge of blowing this game - a pass interference penalty against Jackson bringing Denver all the way down to the goalline and setting up the eventual score.
Some analysts speculate that Khamenei will be willing to engage so long as he can do so from a position of total authority, without rivals in his government and with it made perfectly clear to the United States that it cannot simply work the channels of its choosing or wait for a more obliging President to take office.
"When people say, 'How could you have devised a system that gave total authority and absolute autonomy to the mayor?' My answer to them is, 'Well, we didn't,' " said former Assemblyman Steven Sanders, who was chairman of the Education Committee at the time the change was made and now is lobbying for major changes in mayoral control for the New York State School Boards Association.
A tall man who speaks with total authority, the trainer can have a headmasterly bearing and doubtless there have been times when he has had to explain to Dettori, 20 years his junior, the course of action which would be best for him.
-six pieces of poster board -markers Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO NOW: Prior to class, write the following definitions from Merriam-Webster's Word Central Online Dictionary on the board: "Empire: a major political unit with a large territory or a number of territories or peoples under one ruler with total authority, especially one having an emperor as chief of state.
Early modern Scotland was a patriarchal society, in which men had total authority over women.
