Sentence examples for authority based on the from inspiring English sources

Thokozani Khupe, the vice president of Mr. Tsvangirai's political party, said in an interview here on Monday that the opposition wanted the establishment of a "transitional authority" based on the outcome of the March 29 vote, a formula that would give Mr. Tsvangirai the upper hand.

It also recommended officers be seconded to UK police services to ensure they maintained skill levels and that an independent advisory group or police authority, based on the UK model, should be established.

John Stuart Mill's answer to this objection consists, on the one hand, in an argument for the compatibility between utilitarianism and the protection of liberty rights and, on the other, in an instrumentalist defense of democratic political authority based on the principle of utility.

The island's beef is not with Westminster but with Castle Point Borough Council, the local authority based on the mainland.

He's claiming authority based on the immigration statute," said Walter Dellinger, a White House lawyer under President Clinton.

I know I first started seriously questioning authority based on the vast discrepancy between my own adolescent high times and the anti-pot propaganda ads on television.

In its financial filings, InterActive acknowledges that it remits taxes to government authorities based on the wholesale cost of the rooms that it buys and resells, not on the amount it charges to consumers who book rooms on its sites.

Step one requires that the issue is well understood by Member States Competent Authorities based on the scientific data in relation to PCP ingredients, although the data availability is not as straightforward as for other chemicals [54, 57].

International conventions were noted by government officials as being the basis for how they approached safety: "ships are regulated by port authorities based on the rules of international conventions.

What is crucial here is that this spatialization, that is, what is or is not the appropriate place for animals, depends on the animal's status, defined by religious, public, legal, or scientific authorities, based on the contemporary cultural categorizations of animals (Vourc'h and Pelosse 1993).

If a new PET drug is approved by the regulatory authorities based on the multicenter study data, and if the phantom criteria become a requirement for the PET camera to be used, the PET scan may not be readily available to the public.