Sentence examples for recognised authority from inspiring English sources

None of this is going to change unless the WBA, WBO, WBC, IBF and (heaven help us) IBO vote themselves out of existence and surrender their authority to a universally recognised authority under the auspices of, say, the IOC.

Ralph Hyde, who has died aged 76, was a specialist in London's urban development, city views and maps, as well as an internationally recognised authority on the history of the panorama.

The resultant arrangement constitutes governance if there is recognised authority, agreed rules for decision making, and accountability.

A recognised authority on the pirates of his time, Johnson's descriptions of such figures as Anne Bonny and Mary Read were for years required reading for those interested in the subject.

Although ethical guidelines are in place to ensure adequate community consultation occurs, in practice, it is ultimately the researchers retaining the power and the recognised authority in the research process [ 52].

Half of respondents consider the current, internationally recognised authorities to be illegitimate.

But after Islamist-led militias seized Tripoli, following disputed elections in June, the internationally recognised authorities have gradually allied themselves with him.

That said, Earth scientists with their sedimentological commissions and international congresses are the internationally recognised authorities to summarize, debate, and agree the relevant physical evidence within the geological record to formalise a final, definitive statement.

He also confirmed that despite previously raising concerns  over the British programme, they now officially recognise authority of wrestling in Great Britain to the British Wrestling Association.

Back in October, Mr Milosevic had promised to co-operate with the court, though he has never recognised its authority.Why is the Yugoslav leader, often quite astute at assessing the seriousness of foreign threats, again playing with fire?

Algeria announced last week that it recognised the authority of the National Transitional Council (NTC) in Tripoli, but suspicions linger about its attitude, not least because it has given shelter to Muammar Gaddafi's wife, daughter and other relatives.