Sentence examples for authority both in from inspiring English sources

This speech has strengthened Mrs May's authority both in her party and in the country.

His writ declares: "At least until the libellous publication which forms the subject matter of this claim, Mr Bukovsky was widely regarded as a man of spotless reputation; moreover a high moral authority both in this country and internationally.

First, who among the Palestinians would fill the vacuum in Gaza—Hamas or more secular-minded groups, most of whom still follow Yasser Arafat, though his authority both in the West Bank (the bigger part of a mooted Palestine state) and in Gaza, where Hamas has been particularly strong, has been ebbing?

He was indeed resistant to authority, both in college and in the Navy.

O'Neill worked with Clarke to establish clear lines of responsibility among the intelligence agencies, and in 1995 their efforts resulted in a Presidential directive giving the F.B.I. the lead authority both in investigating and in preventing acts of terrorism wherever Americans or American interests were threatened.

The affair, which it was impossible to conceal, absorbed the tsar's energies while weakening his authority both in his own family circle (his wife, the former princess Marie of Hesse-Darmstadt, had borne him six sons and two daughters) and in St . Petersburgsociety.

Putin denied any Kremlin involvement, saying at the time – in a statement that sounded crass, but was not completely wrong – that her death was "more damaging to the current authorities, both in Russia and the Chechen Republic, than her activities".

These units retain potent capabilities and have demonstrated the ability to hold territory and use it to challenge existing authorities, both in the region and beyond.

On the sell side, gurus dumped all of their shares in two financial stocks that have recently come under question by authorities, both in the U.S. and in Italy.

By contrast, Palestinian authorities, both in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, cooperated with the mission.

The two components are conceptually similar, but involve different disciplines and authorities, both in governments and in FAO, and have been executed largely separately.