Sentence examples for protective authority from inspiring English sources

Page 13 National TITANIC MAY HOLD REMAINS OF PASSENGERS, OFFICIALS SAY Federal officials have long struggled to assert protective authority over the resting place of the Titanic.

Federal officials, who have long struggled to assert protective authority over the resting place of the Titanic, say the site may harbor many undiscovered corpses and thus should be accorded the respect of a graveyard and shielded from looters and artifact hunters.

The center complements efforts of the Emirate National Electronic Security Authority (NESA)35 to which it "liaise" and collaborates with, which is the protective authority for all national security authorities in the United Arab Emirates.

In 1999 protective authority was transferred to prefectures and designated cities.

Although brides move to live with their marital families, a woman's mother, aunts and others can exert protective authority within the biradari' s structured relationships to ensure her health needs are met.

In particular, teachers, other school personnel and healthcare providers are required by law to notify the police or child protective authorities.

How do you manage an icon like that, and how do you say no when he says that he doesn't think that calling the child-protective authorities is a good idea?

And they all are capable of emotion; for example — and this is as enraging as it is saddening — in e-mails in which they decide they are not, as originally planned, going to tell child-protective authorities about how an assistant coach saw Sandusky sexually abusing a child in a university locker-room shower, they manage to form a pleased circle of self-congratulation.

"She's very protective of her authority and takes pride in leading the hospital, because she believes in the staff that she's hired," Merkerson says about her character.

More simply, the cost of pseudoanonymity and lack of a central authority and protective regulation is that Mt.Gox won't be the last Bitcoin meltdown.

It activates fight-or-flight when it perceives trouble, gets jealous when it sees a challenge to a mate or leadership authority, is protective when offspring are threatened and is terrified of being stared at (because that usually implies being hunted – this is why people are afraid of public speaking).