Sentence examples for increasing authority of from inspiring English sources

Initially Leopold accepted the cancellation of many of Joseph's reforms and the increasing authority of the secret police under the guidance of Johann Anton, Graf (count) Pergen.

There appeared to be widespread support for the administration's actions among those at the meeting, though some conservatives voiced rumblings of disquiet over the increasing authority of the federal government.

Environmental governance on federal lands in the US West has been transformed by the increasing authority of state and local governments and nongovernmental actors in decision-making and policy implementation.

The increased authority of the papacy and the relative decline in the power of the emperor became clear in the unforeseen emergence of the Crusades as a major preoccupation of Europe.

Since the mid-1990s, the mechanism of authority and accountability between Chinese government hierarchies has changed dramatically, with the increased authority of branches and changes in relationship among blocks.

On the positive side, aspects such as the increased authority of the district councils to spend user fees to repair health facility infrastructure and purchase drugs has increased the flexibility in planning for health services at the district level.

The United States is now circulating a resolution that would give the United Nations increasing authority over the future of Iraq, though not over the military command.

The 20-year-old continued to impress in a 98-run partnership of increasing authority that ended only when, like Hose before him, he failed to deal with Yasir's variation delivery and also went lbw, pushing forward.

Because the weak principal unilaterally relies on the strong principal, this gradually increases authority status of the strong principal and weakens the authority status of the weak principal, forming the "Matthew effect" of authority status (Merton 1968).

Ms. Reichlen was already good four years ago in "The Four Temperaments" and "Rubies"; but in all these roles she has found an increased authority in every millisecond of the choreography.

[now Helsingborg, Sweden]), king of the Danes (1439 48), Swedes (1441 48), and Norwegians (1442 48) whose reign saw a sharp decline in royal power as a result of commercial domination by the north German trading centres of the Hanseatic League and increasing political authority of the Danish and Swedish state councils.