Sentence examples for guiding authority from inspiring English sources

Without a guiding authority you're not going to get the necessary level of sophistication.

Castelli altered a situation in which critics and curators had wielded guiding authority.

Whatever the deeper motivation, plans went ahead, with Lord Sydney Thomas Townshendd), secretary of state for home affairs, as the guiding authority.

Software called BitTorrent allows personal computers to join what is called a "swarm of hosts", which download and upload from one to another, with no guiding authority.

The interstate system may indeed be anarchic, without a guiding authority or effective means of enforcing international law, but anarchy is, in the words of the American political scientist Alexander Wendt, what "states make of it," and the pessimistic theorizing of realism should be combated and replaced by a new communitarian discourse of interstate relations.

When the space of interiority becomes a guiding authority, the individual must detect and distinguish central impulses, feelings and wishes from ones that are less central or conflict with one's central motives.

Finally, the EU can guide authorities towards solutions that are interoperable and facilitate smoother functioning of the single market.

In all of Tarantino's movies, the dialogue is theatrical and profane and the criminal is the guiding moral authority.

Since his release in 2010 Tanayah has worked within nine prisons, teaching convicts about engaging in civil society, working with gang members to develop the skills needed to exit the lifestyle, and guiding the authorities to better understand the prison population.

Upwards of 600 UNICEF staff have been on the ground in affected countries assisting the humanitarian relief effort and guiding local authorities and NGO's in their efforts.

And in the past two decades, M.T.A. leaders have guided the authority through the Sept. 11 attacks and Hurricane Sandy, disasters from which it is still recovering.