Sentence examples for has much authority from inspiring English sources

"We haven't produced a poetry that has much authority in this area".

Without strong support from at least one big country, and preferably two or three, no commission president has much authority.But does that mean that Mr Barroso is a failure?

The result: no one has much authority to spread around.

"The president does not have much authority," Mr. Peres said.

I'm just pessimistic about our president having much authority or much juice.

When the Church finally appointed Roman bishops, they did not have much authority.

They're not usually decision-makers and they don't have much authority," he says.

Interns don't have much authority in such cases, but Dr. Barnato, feeling "morally distressed," embarked on 15 years of research into end-of-life practices).

The high representative was supposed only to promote compliance with the agreement, but originally did not have much authority to do so.

There was no prestige in being in charge of photographers and archivists, and the military police didn't have much authority – nothing like the intelligence services.

Mr. Geithner, testifying before the House Financial Services Committee, said the government could have grappled more effectively with A.I.G. — an insurance conglomerate over which neither the Fed nor any other federal bank regulator had much authority — if the Treasury had already had broader authority to "resolve" troubled institutions.