The phrase "authority plays" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the role or influence of authority in a specific context, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In discussions about governance, authority plays a crucial role in decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "the role of authority" or "the influence of authority".
AMCS reef campaign manager Dr Lissa Schindler says the authority plays an important role in ensuring the world heritage committee doesn't list the reef as a site "in danger" when it meets in June.
Authority plays a very important role in solving each of these four problems in organizations of even modest size.
Meta-organizations are either characterized by the absence of formal authority at all or formal authority plays out through complex contractual networks (Gulati et al. 2012).
In an emergency situation, the authority plays the role of the manager, putting an announcement in the authoritative media to address rumors, inducting public opinions, and putting emergency under control, reducing the potential for secondary damage.
According to Raz, then, the central role which authority plays in law means that when we come to interpret the law, what we are primarily seeking to do is to establish the existence and meaning of any purportedly authoritative directives of legal institutions, and it is, therefore, the decisions of those institutions which constitute the originals to be interpreted in the case of law.
The Administration urges the House to reject this amendment and preserve the useful role FISA's Section 702 authority plays in protecting American lives".
Under his immediate predecessor, George Burley, a lack of authority played a prominent part in poor performance.
"Had the planning authority played by the rules, it would have shown that the impact would be substantial," he said at the time.
Even as the authority played down the risks, the spill reignited a debate over whether the federal government should regulate coal ash as a hazardous material.
In subsequent court papers, the authority played down Mr. Sapir's dire predictions and suggested that the landlord was rich enough "to write a check for $10 million tomorrow".
He went into Friday's match with a 6-1 record against Tsonga and quickly set about reasserting his authority, playing a brilliant opening game.
