Sentence examples for express authority from inspiring English sources

Standing tall and using a loud voice during a meeting can express authority, but it's subtle enough not to be resented, she says.

In other words, it may be fairly said that a given withdrawal must have been expressly authorized by Congress, or there must be that clear implication of congressional authority which is equivalent to express authority; and when such authority is wanting there can be no Executive withdrawal of lands from the operation of an act of Congress which would otherwise control.

We need not, however, rest on the general powers of a federal court in this respect; for, in the act before us, express authority is given for a suit against the commission to accomplish that which was the specific object of the present suit.

James stated that "In cases where there is not express authority in law, the King may himself decide in his royal person; the Judges are but delegates of the King".

This is not to say, however, if you are a parent, to be afraid to express authority.

For these purposes the President had no express authority from Congress; in fact, such is not claimed.

Resistance to strongly expressed authority is in our nature; in fact, it is why we happened as a country.

From the opening bars of Thursday's concert both Mr. Mehta's conception and the orchestra's performance expressed authority.

If a student practices expressing authority on a topic she knows little about, presenting her actual area of knowledge will be easier and more effective, Hohn says.

The nations on the sock symbolised unity after the World Cup's 12-year hiatus following World War II and it gave a nod to the previous World Cup poster at France 1938, which saw a blank dominant figure expressing authority in a similar pose with a boot over the world.

Government officials expressed confidence that the authorities were up to the task.