Sentence examples for perception of authority from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon, allied institutions like Stratfor, can't keep up a perception of authority if bright young men, determined, courageous and moral, like Jeremy Hammond, are seen to have struck a blow against them and exposed their corrupt activities.

The rise of colorful, maverick detectives in the 70's -- Kojak, Baretta, Starsky and Hutch -- responded to changing perceptions of authority, not only to the social authority of the police officers themselves but also to the structure of authority in the workplace.

Like many of its peers in art criticism, Artnet failed to internalize the ways that digital content ecosystems, reader attention spans and perceptions of authority are eroding the notion of the professional, institutionalized critic.

This is an issue around the politics and perception of local authority traffic enforcement but can serve as a significant hindrance to authorities fulfilling their legal duties to foster safe communities.

The relational aspects are important: the adult interviewer may be perceived differently depending on the child's or adolescent's perception of adult authority [ 48].

(Nurse five) From the participants' points of view, some internal and external factors affect the perception and use of authority by nurses.

The study also contributes to the literature on the legitimacy of knowledge by showing how organizational culture influences people's perceptions of "knowledge authority" and shapes their preferences for specific knowledge transfer mechanisms.

More research is needed to explore perceptions of the authority of the hospital, the social and political context of diagnosis and childhood sickness and how the inherent aspect of xifuva is managed.

There are fascinating riffs on the profound and fateful differences between the cultures of Islam and Christendom, from fundamental differences in the understanding of relations between church and state to more subtle contrasts in perception of time, literature, authority and identity.

Boll et al. [27] conclude from literature studies and regional surveys that apart from economic uncertainties such as the contribution of SRC to income generation, diversification and local added value, the wide range of regulations, laws and perceptions of local authorities hampering a short planning and approval time is perceived as a major disadvantage of SRC.

Some politicians were sceptical and said Lee may have been pressured to try to erase perceptions of Chinese authorities carrying out illegal cross-border enforcement operations.