Barker carried out a government-commissioned review of housing supply for Gordon Brown in 2004, which has come to be regarded as the authoritative study of the subject, but few of her recommendations were acted on.
Still widely cited and read, this pioneering work remains an authoritative study of its subject and a valuable contribution to the historiography of both seventeenth-century colonial New York and Indian-European relations in this formative period.
Moreover, web pages were excluded if the source was not considered authoritative for the subject matter.
"However, given the categoric nature of the assertion made, it is incumbent on Barnsley FC to correct such a statement when it is markedly and unequivocally wrong and yet is made by someone that the public might think is authoritative on the subject.
Contributors are regarded as authoritative in their subject area; the pages of the journal are regularly graced by leading Scottish historians.
How can a rule's, a judgment's, or an institution's legal ("formal," "systemic") validity, or its facticity or efficacy as a social phenomenon (e.g., of official practice), make it authoritative in its subject's deliberations?
Although weaknesses in the study design do exist, we call out that it is a preliminary investigation that is prospective in nature and not intended to be authoritative on the subject of EEG neuroimaging for behavioral investigations.
During the mid-1940s, shenjoyeded a brief tenure as a staff writer on the New York Times Book Review, often publishing under the pseudonym "Michael Ravenna", imposed upon her after an editor complained that a southern woman, whatever her literary talents, could not appear to be authoritative on war subjects.
They should be particularly useful to young doctors preparing for the European Boards certification in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine as they are authoritative and cover subjects in depth.
