Sentence examples for capacity for authority from inspiring English sources

A young man who can't shoot when ordered to, he suddenly finds that he can, and later, somehow, finds the capacity for authority when the tank commander panics.

"Our own [French] forces can secure the airport and provide a medical evacuation capacity for the authorities in case of an accident.

He will probably accept an offer to work in some capacity for the Palestinian Authority -- the same authority that threw him in jail last year for his militant activities.

Their point is that the Bible endorses a woman's capacity for equal spiritual authority and her entitlement to speak in church and to prophesy.

The activities under the project are expected to lead to increased capacity for independent monitoring authorities and civil society organizations to ensure the protection of the rights of children interacting with authorities in justice and child protection systems.

Local agencies have varying degrees of authority and capacity for assessments and actions related to environment and health.

I can't pretend to know who (if anyone, besides Mr. Walton's mom) would have the capacity or authority to forgive Wallace for the damage he chose to inflict on so many lives -- it's certainly not something I feel equipped to do myself.

But militants' capacity for regeneration has surprised the authorities before, and a deeper fix would be tackling some of Pakistan's social problems, which the country's political elite, preoccupied by power struggles, has ignored.

Especially in Germany, the country that leads the world thus far in terms of installed capacity for wind power, the planning authorities are moving toward limiting locally available sites by designating so-called priority and suitability areas.

Greater respect for authority.

There are at least two such features necessary for authority-capacity: First, for something to be able to claim legitimate authority, it must be the case that its directives are identifiable as authoritative directives, without the necessity of relying on those same reasons which the authoritative directive replaces.