Sentence examples for common authority from inspiring English sources

In physical space, the landlord of an apartment or the hotel employee at the hotel lacks common authority to consent.

You could try to avoid this by saying that the cellphone providers lack common authority over their own business records.

Granted, caselaw would suggest that companies lack common authority to consent to a government search of the contents of communications, such as emails.

However, it was intrinsically fragile and uncertain, for sovereign states had no acknowledged common authority that would create, change, apply, and enforce legal norms.

If both the user and the company have Fourth Amendment rights in the records, then I imagine the common authority doctrine would apply.

But if they nonetheless have Fourth Amendment rights in the records, I would think that at least the company has common authority over the records allowing them to legally consent to law enforcement access to the records.

The aim, agreed by European leaders at a summit last June, was to "break the vicious circle between banks and sovereigns" by entrusting financial supervision and crisis management to common authorities.

The Telegraph reported he had claimed £2,100 for a 40-inch flatscreen television for which the Commons authority eventually agreed to pay half, £730 for a "massage chair" and a £65 court summons for non-payment of council tax.

This was the issue that provoked the famous incident where Michael Heseltine seized the Mace, the symbol of the Commons' authority and waved it at Labour MPs.

And the Commons authorities won't tell me.

And what do the Commons authorities do in response?