Sentence examples for mean authority and from inspiring English sources

Remember Lord Devlin, Lord Pearce, Sir Shortly Floorcross et al. Did these distinguished presences mean authority and respect for the council that sought to corral Fleet Street?

Just because more and more tools exist to control people does not mean authorities should use them, and just because accidents happen does not mean life should be lived as if they are always imminent.

On the contrary, it means challenging authority and.

It has been shown that giving birth at home means preserved authority and autonomy through which women have faith in life itself and rely on natural forces.

This isn't the only way the word can be used – wilayat also means "authority" in Shi'ism and Sufism, for example – but this is the sense in which Isis understands it.

Still, said Alan Bernstein, a spokesman for the department, that does not mean authorities there will not enforce the provisions of the bill, should it pass.

Changes to the Housing Waless) Act 2014, mean authorities must take "all reasonable steps" to prevent someone from losing their home within 56 days.

Job control scores were calculated as a mean of decision authority and skill discretion scores.

"Height has always meant authority in Los Angeles," said D. J. Waldie, a longtime city official in the suburb of Lakewood, and the author of several books about Los Angeles.

"Being a chief executive means working with legislatures," said Marc LaVorgna, a spokesman for the mayor, "but it also means using executive authority and not shying away from making decisions without the benefit of political cover".

Bereft of the means to project authority and provide security, Libya's transitional government tried to co-opt the militias in late 2011 and bring them under the control of the Army chief of staff and the Interior Ministry.