Sentence examples for authority for those from inspiring English sources

But the legal memos detailing alleged authority for those strikes remain secret.

The United States turned over authority for those raids to Afghan forces last month, opening the door to the broader agreement.

With his appointment as Reich Minister for Occupied Eastern Territories on 17th July , 1941 Rosenberg became the supreme authority for those areas.

The new system centralized what had been scattered authority for those cases in a single University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct, increased efforts to make students aware of the problem and of their options, and committed to making more information public.

"To speed up the process of academy conversion and ensure that land issues do not get in the way of improving schools, when a local authority's community schools convert to academy status, land held by the authority for those schools will transfer to the secretary of state, who will then grant a lease to the academy trust.

For a war to be deemed just it has to have a just cause, legitimate authority for those who initiate the war, strong prospects of success and "proportionality," which the catechism says means that it "must not produce evils and disorders graver than the evil to be eliminated".

Those supposed Confucian habits of public life a cheerful respect for authority on the part of the governed, based upon the assumption that Confucian governments honestly use their authority for the benefit of those they rule may be no more than a polite fiction.

The Islamic Republic is enfeebled by corruption, inefficiency and the institutionalised disdain of those in authority for the people they rule.

Nowhere in the Act is there any sanction or authority for the State to alter those definitions -- that is, to select arbitrarily from among the [p511] class of needy dependent children those whom it will aid.

James, martyred at Jerusalem in 62, was the primary authority for the Christian Jews, especially those made anxious by Paul; the canonical letter ascribed to James opposes the antinomian (anti-law) interpretations of the doctrine of justification by faith.

In all this time, I haven't seen one truly free election, or one instance of concern on the part of those in authority for the happiness of the people.