Sentence examples for effect of authority from inspiring English sources

The first is the "Matthew effect" of authority status (one-way dependency mechanism).

Because the weak principal unilaterally relies on the strong principal, this gradually increases authority status of the strong principal and weakens the authority status of the weak principal, forming the "Matthew effect" of authority status (Merton 1968).

A number of publications have studied the effect of authorities' warnings in the US and Europe to improve their warning systems [ 27, 54, 55].

Milgram taught us how extreme the effects of authority can be on the way we think and behave – even while we do not suspect the effects of a white lab coat.

This differentiated authority has three consequences: (1) the "Matthew effect" of the authority structure, (2) functional bureaus competing fiercely for the party committees' attention at the expense of accomplishing routine work, and (3) rule of the leader's personal preference instead of the rule of law in governance.

For example, in 1982 and 1984, the effect of the authority of family planning was poor because the deputy county mayors were in charge (Liu and Xiong, 2015).

It said, in effect, that whatever authority presidents enjoyed to manage government funds was a consequence of authority delegated to the president by Congress, either implicitly or explicitly.

How can these reduce the Balkanising effect of 368 authorities on transport and commercial development?

But the frail and dying Aurelius needs him to effect a shift of authority from the throne to the Senate.

In effect, her exercise of authority is so ill-conceived that it is powerless to confer legitimacy on her motives.

To support this claim, the dossier includes 14 quotes from Labour frontbenchers, criticising the effects of local authority cuts on everything from libraries to public loos and from social care to street lighting.