Sentence examples for rather authorities from inspiring English sources

Rather, authorities assume that many panels make their way to unwitting homeowners, sometimes via the Internet.

Greg Sargent interviews legal experts who note that Mr Obama's policy measures don't actually change the law: rather, authorities lack the resources to prosecute most of the 11.5m illegal immigrants in America, and DACA simply prioritises who should be prosecuted.

Rather, authority and power are essentially coequal: whoever has power has the right to command; but goodness does not ensure power and the good person has no more authority by virtue of being good.

Rather, authority and passivity heavily characterise the interactions between healthcare workers and women, especially in the ANC clinic or labour ward.

They regarded professors as bosses to be pleased rather than authorities to be challenged.

Most theorists of political authority view it as a species of practical authority rather than theoretical authority, though this view is not held by all.

Because the mentors had no supervisory authority over the PHC teams, nurses were able to respond to them as colleagues rather than authority figures.

The wives, mothers and sisters most often remain on the periphery, and are usually rather stern authority figures to be kept at arm's length.

Or is it connected to this new generation of buddy-parents, whose aim is to be friends with their children, rather than authority figures?

Public distinction among supposedly equal citizens, intimate relations based on consent and affection rather than authority, visions of a re-formed world: these problems also preoccupied them.

As a child, I viewed her as a rather strict authority.