The phrase "authority thrust" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the imposition of authority or power, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The manager's authority thrust during the meeting left the team feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about their roles."
Alternatives: "assertion of authority" or "imposition of power".
The statement by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, read on television, effectively put Egypt under direct military authority, thrusting the country into territory uncharted since republican Egypt was founded in 1952.
How widely commanders apply the "strategic effect" measure will determine the extent to which the authorities thrust the United States back into operations like those it conducted before Obama ended formal combat operations at the close of 2014.
This thrust the authority's already-beleaguered children's services back into the spotlight and was followed soon after by a scathing attack on the council by the chief inspector of Ofsted, Sir Michael Wilshaw, who called its children's services "a national disgrace".
Once considered enemies in the war on terror, they suddenly have been thrust into positions of authority — with American and NATO blessing.
WASHINGTON Irelandnd's reluctant acceptance of a bailout supported by the International Monetary Fund is the latest in a string of developments since 2007 that have thrust the monetary fund into a new position of authority and prominence.
France may baulk at the blueprint being tabled, being deeply reluctant to surrender so much sovereign power to new eurozone authorities, while Germany will only accept the liability for others being thrust on it if the powers are federalised.
Under the U.S. Constitution and the War Powers Resolution, the President's constitutional authority to launch military operations without Congressional authorization is limited to repelling an attack on the U.S when war is "thrust upon the nation," whether by a foreign force or states in rebellion per the President's inherent Article II defensive or responsive war authority.
But when you sponsor a Romanian film festival, and your Romanian partner comes under attack by the new authorities in Bucharest, thus jeopardizing your joint undertaking, you may find yourself thrust into a political imbroglio.
A case in North Carolina thrust the issue of sexting laws into the spotlight when authorities charged two 16-year-olds who were dating with multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a minor after discovering that they had shared nude selfies.
We may not always be able to avoid war, particularly if it is thrust upon us, but Congress must not attempt to give away the authority to determine when war is to be declared.
