Sentence examples for individual authority from inspiring English sources

Few veteran detectives believe that the Job is getting better, at least in terms of the individual authority that lent self-respect to the profession.

Because they are regarded by those who finance scientific research as validating that support, the awards risk steering money and legitimacy to those projects in which individual authority is easily delineated, whether or not the best science is served.

Curiously enough, the proof of this long-term retreat from the concept of individual authority can be found in art, and especially literature, where its absence has left a thematic hole that has never been filled.

The imperial monarchs were ­related — Queen Victoria died in the arms of her grandson, Kaiser Wilhelm II — but they were also consumed by great- power rivalries and their individual authority was refracted through receding mirrors of bureaucracy.

(3)The costs of complying with any directions given under this paragraph shall be defrayed by the Secretary of State. As a lay person this looks like the Secretary of State might have an individual authority to order deportation by an airline in specific cases, rather than a blanket requirement for them to do so.

Nine highway patrolmen, who had been issued deadly buckshot in a crowd-control situation and given individual authority to fire weapons if they believed their life or that of a fellow officer was in danger, were later acquitted of federal charges of imposing summary punishment without due process of law.

The figures are not broken down by individual authorities, or by how far away people were rehoused.

It also reflects an awareness that this may be a systemic problem that goes beyond the failures of individual authorities.

Several campaign groups have previously sought judicial reviews of the attempts by individual authorities to drastically reduce their library service.

But of the individual authorities with annual subsidies of more than $1 million, 11 of the 24 biggest percentage losers are from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Money for public health has been ringfenced by the government, but individual authorities are free to spend it according to the needs and priorities in their own area.