Sentence examples for on authoritative from inspiring English sources
Lavishly kitted out with sensory and technical detail, "Acts of Faith" is on authoritative thematic ground as well.
Eric Holder says that officials who "acted reasonably and relied in good faith on authoritative legal advice" would not be prosecuted.
Norms such as personalization, dramatization, novelty, reliance on authoritative spokespersons and balance of opposing viewpoints contributes to coverage that coheres with "dominant market-based and utilitarian approaches to discussing the spectrum of possible mitigation and adaptation action on climate change" (page 117).
The government took more than three weeks to act on authoritative information about the whereabouts of a collection of secret intelligence data leaked by the whistleblower Edward Snowden, despite now claiming the information risks "grave damage" to the security of British intelligence and armed forces, the Guardian said on Friday.
It encouraged scientists and other advocates to present conservation as a strictly scientific matter, that was based on authoritative, quantitative and transparent – and therefore publically defensible – processes.
Perhaps students' perceptions of their own abilities in writing affects how they seek to use sources, in this case relying on authoritative discourse.
Jenkins says: "These maps are rubbish, since they are based not on the authoritative British Crime Survey but on a parlour game called 'police recorded crime'".
It was at this juncture that the grumbling took on a loud, authoritative voice, and it portents change.
4music critic Jenny Mensah said that Spears "sounds less Southern belle and more Swedish dominatrix in the video, as she takes on a deep, authoritative voice".
A Government Healthy Food Environment Policy Index (Food-EPI) 23 has been developed, based on major authoritative evidence from expert committee reports on reducing obesity and NCDs from international agencies, national government agencies, global non-government organisations, professional societies and expert advisory groups.
And on Facebook's voracious news feed, the emphasis is on the quantity of posts, not spending time on powerful, authoritative, well-researched journalism.
