Sentence examples for control of authority from inspiring English sources

The Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677) pondered about this dilemma.1 Democracy is the most reasonable form of government; for in it "every one submits to the control of authority over his actions, but not over his judgment and reason; i.e., seeing that all cannot think alike, the voice of the majority has the force of law".

It's also a great way to get things out, burrowing under the control of authorities.

They stand to lose around 300 councillors and control of authorities such as Cheltenham and Portsmouth.

"The situation was worse and remains worrying, but the majority of prisons where there were rebellions are back under control of authorities," Mr. Gregori told reporters.

However, further support to the transition may be outside the control of authorities, such as market conditions and the strategies adopted by the industry.

Rather, it serves as a buffer zone between the control of authorities and private initiatives (Seppälä 1992) and thus facilitates both top-down governance and grassroots initiatives to best interact and engage with each other in innovation processes (Carayannis and Campbell 2012).

Some observers said Nixon has struggled to appear in control of authorities' response to outrage over Brown's death.

This indicates control of authorities on IF bed supply, but without consideration of LTC need.

As mentioned previously, the doctor's autonomy is limited by factors such as the control of authorities.

Better authority control of authors' names and institutional details would improve retrieval and analysis.

These words imply ownership of the stream, just as Page Rank became the control point of authority in the search era.