Sentence examples for authority has passed from inspiring English sources

In theory, authority has passed from the externally constructed hierarchies of church and state to the interior sovereignty of individuals.

The primary lesson is that authority has passed from the teachers to the children; that a few disruptive children can destroy any attempt to keep order.

Although the All- England Lawn Tennis Club at Wimbledon did help to draw up the rules in 1875 (at a meeting convened by the MCC), authority has passed to the International Tennis Federation, whose six-member Rules of Tennis Committee is the only one of its kind to include representatives of the professionals playing the game now.

CITY REQUIRES PARKING LOTS: City authorities have passed a law that prohibits the construction of new buildings without parking lots.

Realising that he has doomed them to a hideous fate, Edward allows the humans to shelter in his car until the authorities have passed on.

The precise nature of the bomb threat was not known, but Rodríguez Torres said French authorities had passed along information from a credible source that a terrorist group was seeking to place a bomb aboard an unspecified flight between Caracas and Paris.

A string of local authorities have passed "symbolic" motions in recent months calling for FOBTs to be banned, he said.

It also clarified that the French authorities had passed on data in the form of "satellite-generated radar echoes" rather than images.

Isaac has passed what he knows to authorities.

The Parliament has limited authority because most powers have passed to the governments of the country's two republics, Serbia and Montenegro.

After new-year floods devastated Rockhampton, a coastal city north of Brisbane, authorities hoped the worst had passed.