Sentence examples for cited authority from inspiring English sources

History of Brazil includes a well-known history of Brazil — a full-length book by a 20c Brazilian author — but also in-depth accounts by a single author (a very frequently cited authority) of the Dutch exploration and colonization in the north and northeastern regions of the modern country: Bahia, Pernambuco, Maranhão, Pará.

The Espionage Act of 1917 is the most frequently cited authority for a criminal prosecution.

Another cited authority, James Condit Jr, has espoused antisemitic views and promoted conspiracies about a supposed Jewish takeover of the Vatican.

A panel of Muslim scholars has cited authority granted under the new military-backed Constitution to block screenings of the Hollywood blockbuster "Noah" because it violates an Islamic prohibition against depictions of the prophets.

In Groves v. John Wunder Co., supra, in arriving at its conclusions, the Minnesota court apparently considered the contract involved to be analogous to a building and construction contract, and cited authority for the proposition that the cost of performance or completion of the building as contracted is ordinarily the measure of damages in actions for damages for the breach of such a contract.

Helen Fisher is probably the most cited authority on the neuroscience of love.

In rebuttal, Dutcher cited authorities that the Sound was "an arm of the sea".

The Russian Interfax news agency cited authorities as saying the attacker carried the explosive device onto the train in a backpack.

Citizens should feel free to speak as believers, he now suggests, so long as they don't simply "cite authority, scriptural or otherwise".

Giving proof and citing authority for every statement is of course tedious.

Citations include citing authority from 1954 forward and editorial treatment; the Constitution, statutes, and treaties are not included.