Sentence examples for authoritative allocations from inspiring English sources
Many of these authoritative allocations of values have thus been accepted and operate as the "truth" in modern society.
Inputs (demands) flow into the system and are converted into outputs (decisions and actions) that constitute the authoritative allocation of values.
Easton defined political behaviour as the "authoritative allocation of values," or the distribution of rewards in wealth, power, and status that the system may provide.
Language policy consists of the authoritative allocation of resources to language and pertains either to the status or the corpus of the language for which policy is designed.
In his analysis of education policy documents, Ball (1994) argued that the government officials in the Ministry of Education justified certain "authoritative allocation[s] of values" (p. 3) as "regimes of truth" (p. 22) to promote their political ideology.
Authoritative! Hidebound!
Authoritative and impressive.
Succinct, authoritative and unabashedly partisan.
The words themselves are authoritative.
