A pluralistic movement from the first, Protestantism was rarely characterized by a love of anarchy or indiscipline, and the Reformers sought to establish the locale and extent of authority in the church and the believer's life.
Shin read from a written statement, urging the NSAC to "do the right thing", and punish St-Pierre to the "fullest extent of authority".
The extent of authority and accountability of the Regional Office remains unclear in practice, even if stated in theory.
Yet it remains a fact that many government and project players remain reluctant to 'let go' the extent of authority required to transmit community-based management into responsibility-driven and self-sustaining mode (Wily, 1998).
"No individual operator can provide a full picture of the extent of agency and authority demands across the country as a whole, nor will an operator understand the context of the investigations generating those demands.
"As a result of the failed effort to reach an agreement, the Governor will exercise the full extent of his authority allowable by law," his office said in a statement.
In these circumstances, no question of international law, or of the extent of the authority of the United States in its international relations, is presented.
That is the extent of her authority as a councilwoman, but that's not all that she does for them.
The question as to the extent of the authority of a State over its own citizens on the high seas was not involved.
For all new directors, the scope of the role and the extent of their authority can be found in the company's articles of association.
Palestinian mediators are trying to resolve Mr. Abbas's latest standoff over the extent of his authority with Yasir Arafat, the pre-eminent Palestinian leader.
