Sentence examples for given authoritative effect from inspiring English sources

Section 5 sets forth the circumstances under which state court determinations relating to "any controversy or contest concerning the appointment of all or any of the electors" of the state will be given authoritative effect.

So when police are given authoritative command in schools, they interfere with the functions of both institutions.

The Court of Justice, through the preliminary reference process, is able to give authoritative rulings on the meaning and effect of the Treaty and other instruments of Community law, as long as a national court recognizes such a ruling is essential to the resolution of a domestic dispute.

"I see students who are quite reticent to give authoritative presentations in the very beginning," he says.

By 200, learned jurists had lost the right they had enjoyed since the time of Augustus of giving authoritative rulings on disputed points (responsa prudentium).

The physician exercises a higher art than the pharmacist, but, though the physician guides the pharmacist, he cannot give authoritative directions or dismiss the pharmacist.

This goal is much better accomplished if the explanations are communicated by those closest to the problem, who can give authoritative scientific information.

The symptoms observed by Dr. Poitevint were the same ones given in authoritative texts for poisoning by dieldrin or heptachlor.

It gave retrospective effect to criminal laws.

Red flowers give more effect!

Contrary to that position, Professor Jonathon Siegel argues that, because a statute's legislative history already exists at the time of the statute's passage, a court's treating legislative history as authoritative is the same as giving effect to a statute that validly incorporates pre-existing materials by reference.