Sentence examples for authoritative basis from inspiring English sources
It was only after that that any of the press people had an authoritative basis on which to proceed," said Sir Kevin.
Ann Robinson, the consortium's director-general, said: 'We hope that the Government's study will take into account the other factors that influence price and provide an authoritative basis for the debate.
Of particular importance, both as a systemization of the early Jain worldview and as an authoritative basis of later philosophical commentary, is the Tattvartha-sutra of Umasvati, whose work is claimed by both the Digambara and Umasvamin communities.
It is also expected that this model-driven development process will ensure the INSPIRE and ELF implementation in Denmark on a more authoritative basis.
The concept of international cooperation in helping to achieve universal respect for human rights has its basis in Articles 55 and 56 of the 1945 Charter of the United Nations UN Charterr), a formal and authoritative foundation for future declarations and treaties with respect to international cooperation.
His comments about GM crops have no basis: authoritative bodies including every national academy of science in the world, the World Health Organisation, the European commission and our own Food Standards Agency have found no evidence they cause harm.
So Aquinas's model of faith is of believing (assenting to) propositional truth-claims on the basis of authoritative divine testimony.
As I will explain later, one might have some argument that leads one to believe a self-evident proposition, or one may believe it on the basis of authoritative testimony.
I have no problem with Dawkins -- or anyone else -- expressing his own opinion in any area, but I do wish the general public would not unquestioningly accept someone's opinion as authoritative simply on the basis of qualifications in an unrelated area.
It was quickly adopted on the basis of authoritative knowledge rather than evidence of its own capacity to improve the efficiency and equity of health systems.
Where governments are committed to policy on ideological grounds, they may be only secondarily interested in research findings, especially if these challenge or question the policy impetus, its ideological basis or authoritative knowledge" [ 28].
