Sentence examples for duly constituted authority from inspiring English sources

The army chief, Gen. Alexander Yano, said that the violence on Monday was a "clear manifestation of the insincerity to the peace process of a significant portion," and that this was "a virtual declaration of war against the duly constituted authority".

The reason for this is that only a duly constituted authority can have the right to make such a proposal.

Second, it is not a criticism of Locke since he clearly thinks that tacit consent only legitimates and obligates under conditions where there is a duly constituted authority.

Popular and serious culture afterward was infused with "the sense of absurdity, disjuncture and polarization, the loathing of duly constituted authorities," as the critic Robert Hughes wrote in a Time magazine review.

Tells how in the absence of any duly constituted international authority, the international community is forced to resort to ad-hoc, semi-secret conclaves of financial people and others to deal with emergencies.

Salmond told Sky News: "The only people who have any authority in this matter are the Scottish government, who have jurisdiction in this matter … and the new Libyan transitional council, who are the new duly constituted legal authority in Libya.

"The only people with any authority in this matter are the Scottish government who have jurisdiction on the matter – he is a Scottish prisoner under licence – and the new Libyan transitional council, who are the new duly constituted legal authority in Libya.

This analysis was conducted by a duly constituted public health authority to evaluate the effectiveness of military medical screening programs and policies.

For if a political authority is duly constituted in the way Locke describes but fails to offer its citizens a right of exit or imposes severe burdens on people who wish to exit, it will become illegitimate over time, according to Locke.

Watch out because only Garroni could find it in conformity with the legally constituted authorities.

"I don't think we can move forward on any matter where a member is at risk of sanction unless we are duly constituted," said the Democrat, Representative Alan B. Mollohan of West Virginia.