Most political theorists agreed with Thomas Aquinas in saying that a civil lord who supposed that his jurisdictive authority arose from property ownership rather than from a constitution would be a tyrant (Summa Theologiae IaIIae, Q.56, a.5; Q.58, a.2).
The "dirt gold mafia," as it is sometimes referred to by authorities, arose from a 2006 Iranian law adopting the international packaging designation PET, or polyethylene terephthalate.
Her grievance with authorities arises from the perceived inaction of the Australian Defence Force in responding to allegations she was raped during the 12 years in which she was employed by the ADF, the court heard.
It is also likely that some of the inbound links to both these authorities arise from the same referring site.
With regard to nanotechnology, the contextual pressures on practitioners and authorities arise from a company's or society's needs and desires for nanotechnology to grow and develop.
The totalitarianism Hayek feared is more likely to emerge when governments, having lost the moral authority that arises from the delivery of public services, are reduced to "cajoling, threatening and ultimately coercing people to obey them".
In many scenarios network design is not enforced by a central authority, but arises from the interactions of several self-interested agents.
The JRC has authority to adjudicate problems arising from the operation of Farakka Barrage but, as noted previously, Bangladeshi grievances remain unresolved.
It stripped away the colonial scrim, gave authority to a voice arising from centuries of cultural tradition that predated European contact and served as the catalyst for postcolonial literature the world over.
His difficulties with church authorities arose principally from his attributing to God a role in the existence of evil and suffering, citing that, even if God is said only to permit evil, he in effect causes it.
