The phrase "authority to your" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express granting or assigning authority to someone or something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee has the authority to your decisions, but it must be exercised responsibly."
Alternatives: "power to your" or "control over your".
Depending on the research context, you may have sources that are not as reliable as scholarly sources but that still add texture or authority to your argument.
In the public sector, has anyone succeeded in building awareness and resource commitments from your governing authority to your long-term strategy?
So there are some actions that a President has to take a deep breath, believe you're right because you've done the groundwork, asked the hard questions — you haven't been surrounded by yes-people who have basically done your bidding, or ceded your authority to your Vice-President or others who had a different agenda that they were promoting.
Inbound links are what pass "authority" to your domain and individual pages.
And just as you delegate various components of your business to subcontractors, be prepared to delegate authority to your staff as well.
Even when wearing denim and a T-shirt, layering a jacket adds authority to your appearance". He also advises to make sure your shoes are clean.
Trying and failing means that you have tipped off the immigration authorities to your presence.
If you are trapped, try to alert authorities to your presence.
2. If they are threatened by your growing reputation, they will push you onto low-profile projects, take away your authority to do your job or demote you -- or worse.
It can't help your authority to have your mother watching what you're up to, perhaps to point out to you afterward, ever so gently, that you might have been a little more forceful in a passage.
Insert a separate clause granting your executor the authority to manage your estate until it has been fully distributed.
