Sentence examples for published authority from inspiring English sources

Boas studied the Northwest tribes in 1886 and became a published authority on them.

He "built up a market-leading multinational specialist solicitor's firm from nothing" and is "a recognised published authority on commercial trusts and tax law".

"This has nothing to do with scholarly debate," said Lawrence H. Schiffman, vice provost of Yeshiva University and a widely published authority on the Dead Sea Scrolls, who became the prime target of Mr. Golb's online activities.

In contrast, in a purely unsupervised, empirical, or "data-driven" classification, inventory data are partitioned into community type classes based on the relative similarity of their plot characteristics without regard to any published authority (Costanza et al. 2017).

Incorporating her legal mind with the highest certifications in the industry has allowed Wendi to serve as a top published authority in resume writing, LinkedIn profiles, and job search strategies.

Oftentimes, they are also published authorities on the subject and greatly respected in the academic community to which they belong.

The Boston News-Letter, "published by authority" — endorsed by ecclesiastics — lasted from 1704 till 1776.

It was the first unlicensed paper in the colonies — published without authority — and, while it lasted, it was also, by far, the best.

The Siete Partidas, a codification published by authority of Don Alfonso X the Wise, king of Castile and León, during the second half of the 13th century, contained detailed provisions relating to insolvent debtors, applicable to merchants and nonmerchants alike, enabling them to secure a voluntary liquidation of their assets under judicial supervision.

Until this year, the authority published lists of authors from which teachers were required to make a selection.

But he died four years later, fearing that his sprawling work would never be published (the authorities had said mockingly that it might happen in 200 years).