Sentence examples for need for authority from inspiring English sources
In all, "The Lone Ranger" satisfied a boy's need for authority and reassurance.
- our self-disgust points to an absence, perhaps to a need for authority.
After a meeting with Congressional leadership on Wednesday afternoon, Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell said the president "didn't feel he had any need for authority from us".
When Freud is at his best, for instance, there is no more astute analyst of our frequently regressive need for authority figures.
And it is the Swedish-born Strindberg's horror of, and fascination with, need in all human beings — the need for authority, the need to be defiled or overcome — that gives his work its peculiar lasting power.
Strong on the need for authority and discipline and deeply suspicious of private judgment, Catholicism in the 40s was a difficult natural home for an inquiring spirit such as Bergonzi.
The increased presence of variable renewable generation drives a greater need for authorities to procure more ancillary services (AS) for grid balance.
For example, testimony collected from helicopter pilots who serendipitously witnessed (with the naked eye) a crime being committed in public view could be admitted in court without the need for authorities to seek a search warrant.
Since the Paris attacks, there have been a number of terror threats made in Europe, with Mr. Jambon's own Brussels under highest terror alert on November 22, highlighting the need for authorities to detect communications by potential attackers.
The interim guidance is yet to go through the formal consultation process, but even in its present form it seems to recognise the delicate balance between patient confidentiality and the need for authorities to get at least a near-accurate picture of violent crime.
Douglas Bettcher, director of the World Health Organization (WHO) tobacco free initiative, said the findings showed the need for authorities to act quickly to curb smoking rates among women, particularly in poorer countries.
