Sentence examples for much more authority from inspiring English sources

Romania keep possession with much more authority in the opening minute.

He was only a year older than me, but he commanded much more authority.

So we credit recipes with much more authority than they necessarily deserve.

"These villagers have much more authority over their own lives and villages than they had before," he said.

Mr. Ridge will have much more authority if he has actual budgetary power over the agencies whose work he needs to coordinate.

I probably did more as an assistant and deputy on the nitty gritty of improving schools, but as head your voice carries much more authority.

But he said that he was struck by how much more regulatory authority the board was trying to assert — more authority, he noted, than the Federal Election Commission has under federal law — while also subjecting noncompliance to investigation and penalty.

But we have to admit that Mr Clinton has preserved much more moral authority and effectiveness in office than ever seemed possible.

Though Yasir Arafat arguably enjoys much more unfettered authority in his camp than Mr. Sharon in his, the Palestinian leader's management style has been a matter of considerable frustration.

Union officials and labor relations experts said the conflicting numbers stemmed largely from disagreement over how much more the authority would be spending on health insurance.

The explication of American constitutional thought, and its unique system of institutional guarantees of liberty, has been undertaken with much more scholarly authority by Bernard Bailyn, Gordon Wood, Joyce Appleby and many others and followed up to the present day by historians like Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and Eric Foner, also among many others.