Sentence examples for standard authorities from inspiring English sources

Yanez and an officer who was with him, Joseph Kauser, were put on administrative leave, as is standard, authorities said.

Wallace's two-volume Geographical Distribution of Animals (1876) and Island Life (1880) became the standard authorities in zoogeography and island biogeography, synthesizing knowledge about the distribution and dispersal of living and extinct animals in an evolutionary framework.

His works in poetry, prosody, grammar and vocabulary are standard authorities and their importance to the study of Kannada language is well acknowledged.

His writings on grammar, poetry, prosody, and vocabulary are standard authorities and their importance to the study of the Kannada language is well-acknowledged.

"I wish to make it the standard authority for the portrait of.

Hearers silence speakers when they do not accord them the standard authority to have their assertions taken as truth-claims without cause.

In 1885, he edited a revised edition of what was then the standard authority on Napoleon, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne's Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte.

True to his wish that his writing on grammar should "last as long as the sun, the moon, the oceans and the Meru mountain lasted", Shabdamanidarpana is popular even today and is considered a standard authority on old Kannada grammar.

Parliamentary standards authorities are set to investigate whether a former Conservative minister who sits as a peer while simultaneously lobbying on behalf of a Caribbean tax haven has broken House of Lord rules.

Horton said that proposed changes to the role of the conductors on Southern trains had been deemed safe by rail standards authorities, and jobs were guaranteed, so he was mystified why they were "causing the RMT to unleash such misery on passengers".

This week labour standards authorities ruled that Tocnang's death was directly related to the long hours of overtime he was forced to perform, a reflection of outdated attitudes towards work that Japan's government has warned puts 20% of the entire workforce at risk of death from overwork, or karoshi.