Sentence examples for factual authority from inspiring English sources

What seems remarkable in retrospect is the factual authority of network news in those days.

Macdonald skewered Wolfe's style of writing as "a bastard form, having it both ways, exploiting the factual authority of journalism and the atmospheric licence of fiction.

Any explicit findings that Congress chooses to make, though not dispositive of the question of rationality, may advance judicial review by identifying factual authority on which Congress relied.

There are hints of espionage, and there is romance, of a sort.As always, Mr Furst writes with impressive authority about the factual background to his story.

In another recent appeal against a boy being taken into care, the president of the family division of the high court, Sir James Munby, said "there was very little analysis, let alone any very rigorous analysis, of the factual underpinning of the local authority's case".

The natural right to freedom of thought and judgment and to "inner" religion cannot, however, be entrusted to the state; here political authority finds the factual limits of its power.

He dismembered myths, caught erstwhile authorities with their factual trousers down, gave a glimpse of a community history lived not apart from trees but with them.

But the authorities "did not provide factual evidence to corroborate their denials," the report says.

The study said the forgeries contained enough factual and other mistakes to enable authorities to declare them fakes – but not before they had been widely circulated on social media, Swedish and Russian websites and, in one case, mainstream media.

Tacitus first had to determine the factual reliability and political attitude of his authorities and then to adjust his own general conception of the empire, in case it was anachronistic, to the earlier conditions.

Smollett also addressed the skepticism about the attack, telling Essence that he has been "100 percent factual and consistent on every level" with authorities.