Sentence examples for any authorities that from inspiring English sources

Are there any authorities that would be more effective if they were used more (or less) frequently?

Groves not only kept his promise, but was a steadfast defender of Oppenheimer for the next decade, voluntarily giving Oppenheimer in 1950 a resounding written testimonial he could show to any authorities that questioned his loyalty.

I reject with outrage any authority that does not rest on my respect.

The room was impeccable without having reference to any authority that could be perceived as inhibiting.

Quoting the United States investigator, it says that he had become distrustful of almost everyone, slept in his car and carried wads of cash to bribe any authority that came too close.

These were served by that new breed of young man who has recently taken an interest in catering and who serves food impeccably — without reference to any authority that could be perceived as inhibiting.

As Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson once warned, any new claim of executive power, once validated into precedent, 'lies about like a loaded weapon ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need.

These were served by that new breed of young man who has recently taken an interest in catering and who serves food impeccably without reference to any authority that could be perceived as inhibiting.

Justice Jackson wrote that validating such an action was like leaving behind a "loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need".

In his book "Takeover," Savage quotes a vivid observation by the Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, who warned that once established, a new executive prerogative has a tendency to lie around, "like a loaded weapon ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need".

It was supervised by a slim young American captain, one of the new breed of slim young men who have taken an interest recently in running the new breed of cabarets and restaurants — impeccably but with no reference to any authority that could be perceived as inhibiting.