Sentence examples for access to authority from inspiring English sources

The power sources identified included legal and structural authority; access to authority by way of political influence; control over and access to resources (mainly financial); access to evidence in the form of health sector performance reviews and demographic health surveys; and knowledge of national plans such as Ghana Poverty Reduction Strategy.

And yet, they are on the precipice of having to face new change: rights for gays, broader access to authority for Afro-Cubans, a required infusion of capital from ideologically diverse sources.

The other big-money candidate is Mario A. Torres, a vice president at the Battery Park City Authority, where he has helped female and minority-owned businesses gain access to the authority's contracting opportunities.

A leader's true greatness lies in being detached, even as he has access to vast authority.

Those who pass the test can claim housing benefit, council tax benefit, access to local authority housing, income support, Jobseeker's Allowance and Employment and Support Allowance.

There were many women in the Tang era who gained access to religious authority by taking vows as Daoist priestesses.

I have no official position (or qualification) as a counsellor and I definitely don't have special access to higher authorities.

Major US technology firms have denied giving such unfettered access to US authorities.

Those business enterprises and entrepreneurs having direct access to political authorities may become patrons in the secondary clientelist relationships and be able to procure market profits from transactions with other enterprises.

'The problem isn't that Canadian law enforcement is providing access to US authorities, it's that too much information is being recorded to begin with.'.

The police were helpful and assisted her with access to Cambodian authorities, which is not always the case when trafficked women in China approach the police ― in many cases, the women are returned to their captors, or trafficked again. .