Sentence examples for authority properly from inspiring English sources

"It cannot substitute popular sovereignty but must show how popular sovereignty expresses God's authority, properly understood".Special report In the name of Islam The gods that failed Two countries Two theories The law of man or the law of God?

If in an unrelated unmarried partner relationship, your partner has no legal authority to make any decisions over cremation, or about anything involving your final rites or disposition of assets unless you direct the authority properly.

"If they don't go well, they can say that the executive branch failed to use its authority properly".

In the counter-democratic universe of establishment managerialism, elections are just another interview process for another government job; the winner should be the person with the most gold stars on their résumé, and we can trust that they're embedded enough in the mechanisms of government to use their authority properly.

They also said the government had failed to conduct an equality impact assessment of its decision, consult local authorities properly or even keep to its own promise to formally assess the scheme before making a decision about its future.

American Muslim organisations are to be commended for their swift action in excoriating the actions of Nidal Malik Hasan and calling for restraint while the authorities properly investigate what factors could have led to the killing spree.

The Information Commissioner's Office said: "It's vital that local authorities properly live up to their legal responsibility to keep personal data secure, particularly where it is sensitive information about children and young people.

Because they neither stated their authority nor properly identified themselves, Turner refused to answer their questions.

The locally elected authority, if properly resourced, is the obvious existing vehicle for doing that.

Within the Israeli defense establishment there is also a desire to see the Palestinian Authority function properly.

Sources ReprintsThat is obviously a formidable complication, which gives a lot of power to anyone who can claim some special authority to "properly understand".