Sentence examples for restoring authority from inspiring English sources

Will the autonomy referendum allow provinces, in effect, to opt out of any new constitution?Restoring authority may turn in part on the regional elections.

The principle of "subsidiarity" is regularly asserted as a means of restoring authority to the UK's supreme court and promoting its ability on its own to interpret articles from the European convention on human rights.

There was talk of a military coup or other moves aimed at restoring authority to the monarch.Instead, Mr Deuba's fully legal election decision gives him a six-month breathing space as head of an interim government, free of political interference, even though his party has tried to make things difficult by expelling him for three years.

His Beria is the dark heart of the film: a man who disingenuously suggests softening or "pausing" the programme of beatings, imprisoning and torture, so that reformists can be reviled for ideological disloyalty and weakness, and he can be credited for restoring authority.

But it also authorized U.N. members to provide "coordinated assistance" to help Mali restore authority over the entire country.

It would restore authority to the moderate Mr Abbas.

A Ukrainian security services operation to restore authority in Sloviansk failed.

Jamaica will restore authority to regional jurists on hot human rights issues such as capital punishment.

After doing homage to Philip IV in 1286, Edward visited Gascony to reorganize the administration and restore authority.

The city's mayor, Mike Bloomberg, has just pushed through legislation that restores authority the chancellor lost back in the 1960s.

The question now — and it's a big one — is whether the bureau will exercise its restored authority.