Sentence examples for interconnected authority from inspiring English sources

Although national sovereignty still has a place in the contemporary world order, "interconnected authority structures … displace notions of sovereignty as an illimitable, indivisible and exclusive form of public power" (1995, 137).

Renzi created an anti-corruption authority for Cantone — three hundred men and women working together from Rome to dismantle a system so criminally interconnected that Cantone described their job to me as "an unending process".

Everything is interconnected.

Everything is now interconnected".

It is too interconnected.

"Our systems could be interconnected.

"But the two are interconnected.

"All these choices are interconnected.

"We have to be interconnected.

"Everyone is interconnected.

It was also more interconnected.