Sentence examples for authority whereby from inspiring English sources

Automatic systems have gained in autonomy and authority, whereby the activity of the systems has become less dependent on operator interventions.

One option is for it to be a commissioning authority whereby it would pay others - possibly another council or a private company - to offer services.

In terms of Governance Arrangements, most codes focused on Professional authority whereby 15.3% of articles in Oman and 13.4% of those in Sudan were classified under these codes and specifically under the theme on training and licensure.

A few years ago, a deal was struck with the authorities whereby Christiania's residents would buy the land for $12.5m £8.75mm) – way below market value.

This change, noted at all the Scandinavian road administrations, is part of a wider international reform among government authorities whereby market thinking is applied to the public service sector in order to increase user influence.

Another major factor influencing the decision on admission is a committal order issued by the authorities, whereby the committal itself must be seen as the expression of a severe mental illness.

Giving birth at home was reported to lead to preserved authority and autonomy whereby the women themselves rule the situation [ 16].

They have achieved the second part, because they have all but removed support for UASC who turn 18 while leaving local authorities in the invidious position whereby: "Local authorities will continue to provide support under section 17 of the Children Act 1989 to meet any other needs of a child, or their family, in order to safeguard and promote the child's welfare".

Some local authorities have policies whereby they won't fund independent living beyond a certain threshold.

The process whereby charismatic authority becomes transformed, or changed, to any of the other forms of authority (such as bureaucracy) is referred to by Weber as the "routinization of charisma".

This established the present system whereby royal authority to approve candidates for grants of arms is exercised by the Earl Marshal, and royal authority to grant the arms themselves is exercised by the Kings of Arms.