Sentence examples for authoritative standard from inspiring English sources

The Augsburg Confession (1530) was the first of these statements, and still remains the most authoritative standard in Lutheran churches.

The li thus cannot serve as an authoritative standard of a unified morality.

Code for Sustainable Homes (CSH) has been fully implemented as the national authoritative standard of the UK since 2010.

Methodological naturalism states that the only authoritative standards are those of science.

The third, an amalgam of the first two, is that the authoritative standards are those of natural science and mathematics.

The second is that the only authoritative standards in the philosophy of mathematics are those of mathematics itself.

The first is that the only authoritative standards in the philosophy of mathematics are those of natural science (physics, biology, etc).

Several companies are now researching blockchain technology, and the security of this technology still needs to be tested using authoritative standards.

First, the criminal law purports to declare and enforce authoritative standards of value, in particular of moral value: it claims the authority to tell us how we should live, and to enforce its demands on us if we disagree or disobey.

The resulting challenges faced by duty holders are: (1) to find or design authoritative standards or benchmarks to steer their societal risk management arrangements; and thereby (2) increase their chances of fulfilling their societal risk duties of care and achieving legal compliance; and thereby (3) minimise their vulnerability to managerial risks.

In 2011, the UN Human Rights Council unanimously endorsed the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights as the most authoritative global standard for preventing and addressing the risk of adverse human rights impacts linked to business activity.