Sentence examples for should be authoritative from inspiring English sources

The specifications should be authoritative, not restraining.

So we can say that the content should be authoritative.

One of the chief demands is that a dictionary should be "authoritative," but the word authoritative is ambiguous.

There are no clear exemplars of the view that mathematical standards should be authoritative in philosophy of mathematics, hence the question mark.

A good digital copy of the Origin should be authoritative, clear as to the edition and to the publisher that produced the book represented online, easy to read, and easy to obtain in both digital and print forms.

Do you think parents should be authoritative?

A safe learning environment, which, moreover, in the view of senior residents should not be authoritative, was considered essential in pursuing this goal.

There is, then, a temptation toward a soft monopoly in identifiers: the idea that there should be a definitive, authoritative copy somewhere leads to the idea of a definitive, authoritative identifier administered by a single organization.

But The Times should be its authoritative and accurate counterbalance.

"We are treated," Mr. Christy wrote in The Mississippi Law Journal, "to the truly absurd spectacle of august justices and judges arguing over which unreliable dictionary and which unreliable dictionary definition should be deemed authoritative".

Next week sees the publication of what should be an authoritative take on jumping's crisis and its possible remedies, a report by the Racecourse Holdings Trust, owners of the elite jumping tracks.