Sentence examples for authority emanates from from inspiring English sources

I start out from the German Federal Constitutional Court's finding that the Maastricht Treaty is consistent with the immutable article 20(2) of the German Basic Law ("all state authority emanates from the people").

Our inner authority emanates from the nakedness of our soul.

To think back to the fall of 2003 is to remember the extravagant claims of unilateral authority emanating from the White House.

That single-mindedness, allied to a fierce temper and the authority emanating from his position of power, permeates the Mail's editorial approach.

Miranda's project for the government of the liberated Spanish-American colonies was composed of two parts: a scheme of a "provisional government," and a project of a "federal government". The first clause in the provisional scheme declared that all authority emanating from the Spanish Government was ipso facto abolished.

And note well, if you dare, that this authority emanates not just from the Constitution and from "the laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance of".

The President is a role model and, because of his prominence and the moral authority that emanates from his office, sets standards of behavior for the people he serves...

The president is a role model, and, because of his prominence and the moral authority that emanates from his office, sets standards of behavior for the people he serves...

But his greatest authority still emanates from his as yet unchallenged leadership of the army, the most powerful institution in Pakistan and the one with the deepest stake in continuing hostilities with India.

BEIJING — For 600 years, the Forbidden City, with its vermilion walls, labyrinthine passageways and sloping tiled roofs, has stood in the heart of Beijing as the ultimate symbol of power, the inner sanctum from which authority emanated across a vast land.

Authority and passion emanate from Rawia Bishara like the enticing aromas that waft from the open kitchen.