Sentence examples for historic authority from inspiring English sources
Despite the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak, the military has retained an overwhelming portion of its historic authority.
Fussiness about episcopacy is in fact Anglicanism's implicit acknowledgment that it does not actually have the kind of historic authority it would like to have.
The Modern clearly still has to deal with the conflict between its historic authority when it comes to art of the first 60 or so years of the 20th century and the indeterminacy of its taste in recent art.
MoMA clearly still has to deal with the conflict between its historic authority when it comes to art of the first 60 or so years of the 20th century and the indeterminacy of its taste in recent art.
Thanks to its historic authority, the aura of "Guernica" has become like a bubble or halo that psychologically separates it from the gazing mobs, never mind that there's no longer a glass wall.
The latest renovations were carried out under the supervision of the historic preservation authority of Venice, meaning period details such as the marble floors throughout the palace were retained and restored.
And near historic Marathon, authorities scrambled to save two archaeological sites with 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old houruins
Armero had been built on an alluvial fan that had been overrun by historic mudflows; authorities had ignored a hazard-zone map that showed the potential damage to the town from lahars.
They're not necessarily required to protect them in perpetuity, at the expense of other public interests; they're simply required to give their protection due consideration, in consultation with those who value such places (historic preservation authorities, Indian tribes, citizens in general).
Crewe and Nantwich, former borough (district), Cheshire East unitary authority, historic county of Cheshire, northwestern England.
Macclesfield, town and former borough (district), Cheshire East unitary authority, historic county of Cheshire, northwestern England.
