Sentence examples for sharing authority from inspiring English sources

Is it capable of sharing authority and building consensus with its opponents?

It was well documented that Walsh and Bird had a difficult time sharing authority.

The speaker has since worked at cultivating his relations with other legislators and sharing authority.

Their politicians long exercised unchallenged power in Ulster and have not fully embraced the notion that formally sharing authority with Catholics would produce a more stable society.

However, military control is based on centralized power and Gen. Sisi has demonstrated no interest in sharing authority.

The degree of acceptance of sharing authority amongst the members of the team, and particularly the clinical autonomy of the biomedical practitioners of the team compared with the CAM practitioners (hypothesis Process 2) was not found to differ significantly between groups of models (p = 0.169).

But the authors also argue psychiatry should "share authority over 'psychiatric problems' with other parties, such that its voice becomes one among many, rather than the ruling one".

It does not want to share authority.

The law sets out what the scholar Louis Henkin called "a sizable twilight zone" of shared authority.

But they also left the states with shared authority over the militias — today's National Guard.

However, he was considered a poor manager who did not like to share authority.