Sentence examples for strong authority for from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the issue is the FCC's use of Title II, part of the 1934 Communications Act that also established the commission itself, and offers strong authority for regulating telecommunications.

And virtually everyone believes that this will translate into new faces and stronger authority for himself.

Authoritarianism is fundamentally motivated by a desire for order and support for strong authority figures in response to social stress.

WASHINGTON -- Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler revealed a big win for net neutrality advocates on Wednesday, asking for strong authority to enforce open Internet protections.

As George Washington's secretary of the treasury, he fashioned public policy based on the necessity for strong authority at the center, saying things like "A national debt... is a national blessing," "Every Power Vested in Government is in its nature Sovereign," and "A Well-Organized Republic can scarcely lose its Liberty from any other Source than that of Anarchy".

He rejects as russophobic any attempts to explain Russian history in terms of servility, intolerance and a craving for strong authority, pointing out--correctly--that any such charge addressed to other groups would be judged racist.

Hashish and opium poppies are cultivated openly for lack of a strong authority to suppress it.

"I'm convinced we need a much stronger supervisory authority for the financial markets," said Olle Rossander, a writer and a commentator on Swedish business.

Mr. Louima has also aligned himself with the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups that are putting pressure on Miami officials to support stronger investigative authority for a civilian police oversight board that voters approved in November.

And it would give the F.D.A. stronger authority to demand preventive measures for high-risk foods.

Adeboye, for all his talk of blind belief, is still a numbers man, and he has shown a strong preference for delegating authority for overseas missions to leaders who have training in business or science.