Sentence examples for establishment of authorities from inspiring English sources

Silano points out that the task of the 12th and 13th centuries in the Latin West is the establishment of authorities which will form the parameters within which discussion and dissention can take place, rather than their dethronement through historical relativization (Silano 2007, xxv-xxvi).

Private barriers to trade might replace those put up by the state.This is why in many countries the liberalisation of trade and FDI policies has gone hand-in-hand with the establishment of competition authorities.

A wide range of political opinion had always favoured in principle the establishment of unitary authorities.

Even after the establishment of NDH authorities in eastern Herzegovina, Italian forces maintained their presence in the region.

It is, in effect, not a movie about the Far East but, rather, a very-far-Western about the establishment of moral authority by force; it's a remarkable follow-up to "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance".

In that work, the final moment of Rousseau's conjectural history involves the emergence of endemic conflict among the now-interdependent individuals and the argument that the Hobbesian insecurity of this condition would lead all to consent to the establishment of state authority and law.

As thoroughly social beings who are incapable of living alone, humans are subject to sociality's requirements at all stages of their lives, both temporally and organizationally, and the establishment of political authority does not leave morality and its obligations behind but rather facilitates and extends their reach.

The goal was a firm establishment of royal authority.

In response to the rebellion, believing compliance with the laws was vital to the establishment of federal authority, Hamilton accompanied to the rebellion's site President Washington, General Henry "Light Horse Harry Leee, and more federal troops than were ever assembled in one place during the Revolution.

Mamboué said he hoped the re-establishment of local authorities and police would help clear the roadblocks, removing some of the temptation to return to the militias.

The Programme also called for the expulsion of all Jews from the media or any ownership interest in it, and the establishment of a central authority with "unlimited authority".