Sentence examples for accumulated authority from inspiring English sources

As @scobleizer describes Rackspace's move to Chatter, you get the idea that social media is not just the province of the Ashton's and Lady Gaga's, but a million personal clouds that resonate with accumulated authority and credibility.

But it does mean that when the professional journalist enters onto the level playing field of writing about, say, the mortal illness of a parent, the professional loses his accumulated authority.

However, Ed would soon be seen as simply the leader, and begin to accumulate authority.

"They're a Government's way of accumulating authority... a brazen means of taking water, land and irrigation away from the poor and gifting it to the rich".

And there is some kind of symmetry here - with social networking and blogging representing an instant electronic version of accumulating the authority of many individual voices.

After the An Shi Rebellion, the autonomous power and authority accumulated by the jiedushi in Hebei went beyond the central government's control.

Prompted by a seemingly endless series of crises since the Great Depression and World War II, presidents have accumulated ever-greater authority, partly through usurpation, but more often than not through forfeiture.  .

But after the withdrawal of the Vietnamese and after United Nations-backed elections in 1993, Mr. Hun Sen accumulated unrivaled power and authority.

He maintains the £1bn cost over four years can be funded by clawing back some of the operating surpluses he says Tfl, the city's transport authority, has accumulated.

But in 1995, Mr. Schundler also took the $15 million surplus that the sewer authority had accumulated by raising rates, and used it to fill holes in the city's budget, not to return money to ratepayers.

Costeja's case is just one amidst the considerable experience that national data protection authorities have accumulated, tasked with balancing personal data protection rights against the public interest.