Sentence examples for primary authority for from inspiring English sources

The State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment, which is led by Ms. Helmer, the chairwoman of the Public Service Commission, is the primary authority for deciding where new power plants are built.

James, martyred at Jerusalem in 62, was the primary authority for the Christian Jews, especially those made anxious by Paul; the canonical letter ascribed to James opposes the antinomian (anti-law) interpretations of the doctrine of justification by faith.

Tom Wheeler is Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the United States' primary authority for communications laws, regulation and technological innovation.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission calls its state the most decentralized in the nation, with primary authority for the recount at the county level with state oversight.

The states are granted the primary authority for the collection of sales tax revenues and the remittance of such revenues to the Treasury.

The caregivers described their frustrations over what they viewed as patriarchal cultural practices that make men consider themselves as the primary authorities for giving/receiving medical information about other family members and protecting them, thus challenging the Swedish guidelines which stipulate communicating exclusively with the patient.

They will ensure that all wildlife – including predators – gets a fair shake on Alaska's National Wildlife Refuges, for which Congress has assigned us primary authority.

Gnod 'jom) by "the foremost, Great Middle Way master Vasubandhu," stand as the primary scriptural authority for the Great Middle Way doctrine, superior even to the partial truths revealed by Nāgārjuna.

Trust yourself as the primary authority on your experience.

Since the 19th century, when the Anglican Church defined itself, it has accepted the normativity of the Holy Scripture as the primary controlling authority for Church life and practices.

Because primary constitutional authority for organization of healthcare delivery systems in Canada rests with the provincial and territorial jurisdictions, a pan-Canadian survey could potentially be a very rich source of information on political, institutional and cultural factors that influence resource allocation efforts among senior managers with service delivery responsibility.