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The discursive production of less-than-human mining subjects first the Ghanaian galamsey miners, then the Chinese operators enables a highly politicized landscapes of power characterized by authoritative ordering of unruly mining spaces.
On the first point, it is relevant to notice that promises and contracts also involve surrender of judgement and a kind of deference to others (see Soper 2002, 103 39), yet a rational anarchist needs such voluntary commitments to substitute for authoritative ordering.
So on the No. 6 train, he whipped out his camera a few blows into the round, in time to catch some of the action; Mr. Sonder stepping in; and then another woman, with an authoritative voice, ordering the woman to sit down and the man to get off the train.
Such an error theorist is forced to fall back on vague metaphors in presenting her case: Moral properties have a "to-be-pursuedness" to them (Mackie 1977: 40), moral facts would require that "the universe takes sides" (Burgess [1978] 2007), moral believers are committed to "demands as real as trees and as authoritative as orders from headquarters" (Garner 1994: 61), and so on.
One strategy for creationists is an attempt to transform creationism into a science using contributions from scientists as authoritative arguments in order to create "scientific creationism".
Indeed, as I have tried to argue elsewhere (White 2011a, 2011b), those so-called 'certain' domains also benefit richly from suspending authoritative thresholds in order to contemplate what might be accessed in polyphonic chorus with other ways of seeing.
In particular, in view of the 'transfer of control' approach, the clinician should consider when it is best to involve parents in treatment in a more 'supportive', autonomy-granting role or a more 'directive', authoritative role in order to best stimulate the young person's participation in therapeutic tasks.
Wave your arms above your head and shout in a low but loud and authoritative tone in order to frighten the coyote into retreating.
He is still a firm believer in the effectiveness of bygone authoritative teaching style ordering students around.
We wished to see Iraqi elections held not only with proper preparation but also under a fully authoritative Iraqi administration, in order to avoid the charge that the elections were a coalition fix.The agreement of November 15th between the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) and the GC set out the main features of the new programme up to the end of 2005.
In other words, it is pointless to have an authoritative directive if, in order to discover what the directive is, you have to engage in the same reasoning that reliance on the directive is supposed to replace.
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The phrase "authoritative order " functions as a noun phrase that describes a command or instruction that carries significant weight and legitimacy. As Ludwig AI suggests, it is grammatically correct. This phrase emphasizes not only the issuance of the order but also the power and credibility behind it.
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