Sentence examples for constitutes an authoritative from inspiring English sources
Rather, he seemed to be trying to obliterate any possibility of shared agreement on what constitutes an authoritative source, and even on reality itself.
I think there's an idea of what constitutes an authoritative person or leader and it's not the voice of a polyamorous sex party attendee.
It is true that when a local office gives an interpretation of a regulation or provides advice to a regulated party, this will not necessarily constitute an authoritative administrative position, particularly if the interpretation or advice contradicts the view of the agency as a whole.
But the surviving remnant already constitutes a solemn and authoritative statement.
Librarian of Congress James H Billington said the authoritative three-year study showed the loss "constitutes an alarming and irretrievable loss to our nation's cultural record".
This constitutes an impeachable offense.
What constitutes an absolute emergency?
Q: What constitutes an interview?
What constitutes an outsider?
What constitutes an object?
"What constitutes an Islamophobe?
