Sentence examples for steady authority from inspiring English sources

3. Ground Control must project a calm, steady authority.

Ground Control must project a calm, steady authority.

"What holds it together is Stephen Daldry's adroit production and Helen Mirren's luminous performance, which, even in a non-linear script, pins down the Queen's steady growth in confidence and authority".

Albany's latest M.T.A. plan fails to provide enough steady revenue for the authority's capital needs.

Mr. Rhodes noted, for example, that shortly after the Koran burning and the retaliation, in which several Americans were killed, the two countries reached an agreement on the transfer of detainees to Afghan control over the next few months, an effort to show "that we are serious about a steady handover of all authority".

As 2012 wore on, the stand-off escalated into civil war, with defections from the governing elite signalling the steady collapse of central authority.

He went on to cite a laundry list of challenges with which he and his personnel must contend: ever-expanding illicit networks, terrorist safe havens, attempts to subvert government authority, a steady stream of new recruits and resources.

However, even in prolonged periods of overt diplomatic impasse, progress can be shown through steady extension of Palestinian authority over expanded areas in the West Bank, as well as curtailing and then stopping Israeli forces' incursions in Palestinian cities and towns.

Many economists and American politicians have argued that the renminbi's value — which was held steady by the Chinese authorities over the last two years to bolster the national economy during the global downturn — is artificially low, and that this gives Chinese exporters an unfair advantage over manufacturers in the United States.

The steady erosion of Chrysler's authority within DaimlerChrysler could also hinder the restructuring of Mitsubishi Motors.

A World Bank report issued last week said that while the Palestinian Authority had made steady progress toward building the institutions required by a future state, the economy was currently not strong enough to support such a state, and remained too dependent on foreign aid.