Sentence examples similar to existent authority from inspiring English sources
He styles himself a fearless speaker of the unpalatable truth, but it often looks like he's rebelling against a non-existent authority.
With little evidence of a co-ordinated approach to the problem from a non-existent central authority in distant Tripoli, the local official showed me the new, desperate, approach to containing the crisis.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
The Maoists have been able to establish "liberated zones" in parts of the south, centre and eastern regions of India where government authority is almost non-existent.
In terms of political implications, it means that, for example, political authorities ought to consider the existent character of the local community when considering plans for development (Jane Jacobs famously documented the negative effects of razing, instead of renovating, run-down tenements that are replaced by functionally adequate but characterless low-income housing blocs (Jacobs 1965).
Figures for the scale of illegal mining are non-existent because the Ghanaian authorities struggle to address the problem.
"The possibility of a coup happening is non-existent... but it's what you do to assert your authority under pressure," he said.
No agency can turn non-existent into existent.
All country teams reported having inadequate or non-existent quality monitoring and improvement systems, and 9 country teams noted a lack of alignment between ACS prescribing authority and health worker cadres providing care for women at risk of preterm birth.
All the signs are that, in spite of the Liberal Democrats' grassroots commitment to local oversight, the new schools will have non-existent relationships with their local authorities and therefore their neighbours.
