Sentence examples for split of authority from inspiring English sources

The first mechanism is a split of authority.

There is no resolution in sight for the split of authority between Gaza and the West Bank.

And yet, joining the Tenth Circuit and widening an existing split of authority, the Second Circuit held that a bare preference for the politically connected insiders is constitutionally kosher.

When considering reasons offered in the literature for federal political orders, many appear to be in favor of decentralization without requiring constitutional entrenchment of split authority.

Thus, the phenomenon of split authority occurs.

Meanwhile, the federations' resolutions committee bitterly attacked John L. Lewis, chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization, predicting that there would be no solution for the labor split until he is deprived of authority or "voluntarily steps aside".

"Various types of noise complaints get split up and handled by different bodies of authority, specifically the police, the Department of Environmental Policy, and lease law.

For example, in Cambridgeshire, the Commission outlined three options for a split of the county into unitary authorities, the preferred option being a three-way split between the "City & County of Cambridge" (consisting of Cambridge, South Cambridgeshire, East Cambridgeshire), Huntingdonshire and Peterborough & The Fens.

The two men did not get along, and in March 1190 Richard split the authority, giving Hugh authority north of the Humber River and giving authority over the rest of England to Longchamp.

Small rivers and streams also exist within the present split of the country into 11 River Basin Authorities, some of which maintain minimum discharges all year round.

Questions of authority necessarily arise.