Authority was invariably a contestable affair in this area of south-east Wales long before the latest electoral insurgency.
When it regarded chairmen/leaders, they frequently acted together with other disciples of his group having some authority, resulting invariably in gang rape.
The fact that they were suspected, whatever the evidence, became yet another grievance, another proof of "bias" on the part of the American authorities who, I was invariably reminded, supplied Israel's sophisticated weaponry.
Though modern Indian history is dotted with women in positions of authority, their power can invariably be traced to a husband or a father or a brother, as was the case with Indira Gandhi and, more recently, Sonia Gandhi, or the billionaire Savitri Jindal, who became the chairperson of the steel producer the O.P. Jindal Group after her husband died.
It shows the grounds for instituting and accepting practical authority as an almost invariably necessary means for preventing forms of harm and neglect which, because contrary to the high-level moral principles (at least as they bear on relationships between persons), involve injustice.
John was a brilliantly readable reviewer, often witty and sometimes waspish, but invariably bearing the authority of a man who could speak knowledgeably of all European cultures.
As government invariably oversteps its authority, Americans are faced with the pressing need to maintain the Constitution's checks against governmental power and abuse.
As the government invariably oversteps its authority, Americans are faced with the pressing need to maintain the Constitution's checks against governmental power and abuse and to ensure that, in America, the law is king -- not the president.
In their anxiety to be arrested they nearly always forewarn the authorities of their intentions.The sequel is not always as quiet as the arrests have invariably been.
But many physicians are suspicious and say that once tens of thousands of nurses have doctorates, they will invariably seek more prescribing authority and more money.
Rural society was integrated into this totalitarian structure through regional committees on which clan elders (now renamed "peace-seekers") were placed under the authority of a chairman, who was invariably an official of the state apparatus.
