Sentence examples for authority derived from from inspiring English sources

Dov Seidman, whose company, LRN, advises C.E.O.'s on governance and who is the author of the book "How," argues that another source of Mandela's moral authority derived from the fact that "he trusted his people with the truth" rather than just telling them what they wanted to hear.

Their authority derived from technocratic virtuosity.

A great deal of Likhachev's authority derived from his biography.

The authority derived from the League of Nations, not the United Nations.

His peculiar authority derived from his own participation in this century's despair.

Yet De Palma films from a position of authority derived from the authority of the filmmakers he studied and the styles he inherited.

Ultimately the claim is that this authority derives from God.

He is an authority figure whose authority derives from his strategic willingness to deconstruct that authority.

The agency's authority derives from a 2005 energy law that sets some of the most important ethanol quotas.

This authority derives from Rule 37, 28 U.S.C. 1927 and the court's inherent power". (Citations omitted).

Our authority derives from our willingness to challenge authority, not only the authority of those in power, but also that of commonplace assumptions and conventional wisdom.