Sentence examples for relation to authority from inspiring English sources

Scotland Yard said that Newbury breached its standards in relation to authority, respect and courtesy, equality and diversity, discreditable conduct, confidentiality and orders and instructions.

Countless Franco-American differences of culture have been highlighted by the DSK case — in the judicial system, the press, attitudes to public figures' private lives, sex and the gravity of a rape charge — but a very fundamental one lies in the relation to authority.

The arguments against Wolff usually concentrate on his conception of autonomy and its relation to authority.

His words of course denote initiation, not some future promise of harps and angel's wings as some are inclined to misread him, but a relation to authority beyond the mundane spectacle of one's own need.

That's something that Uber guards against with its Greyballing program, the existence of which was revealed this month, but the company recently pledged to curtail its usage in relation to authorities.

GPs, who reflected on their role as a medical expert in relation to authorities, shared experiences of carrying the full responsibility to decide whether a patient would get monetary sick leave benefits and were unhappy about feeling left by social insurance officers with this task.

"The Ministry returned the letter requesting further details to address concerns raised by the Minister's Office in relation to CSIS authority to enter into subsequent arrangements without further approval from the Minister each time," reads a summary of changes requested to the documents.

Benefits and costs of adaptive automation, in relation to decision authority, trust-related issues, and human-interface design, are discussed with some examples.

This says a lot about his relation to academic authority: despite the nostalgia he claims to feel for the world of the early extramural/peripatetic scholar - repeated in the lectures that make up Lessons of the Masters - Steiner is obsessed by academic rank and status.

The analysis uses the concept of PPP in relation to public authority.

From this perspective it is easy to understand Henry's reservation over the possibility of distinguishing between potentia ordinata and potentia absoluta in God, a distinction which he is more willing to accept in relation to papal authority (see below, §11).