Sentence examples for supporting the authority of from inspiring English sources

In future Labour should be a voice for engagement with those who share our values supporting the authority of international law and international institutions, not acting against them.

"We believe it is appropriate that the decision from the Court of Arbitration for Sport strongly supports the authority of the World Anti-Doping Code, the internationally agreed set of rules.

The vast majority of decisions made by the moderation team are sound and therefore we ask our community to support the authority of these decisions, even if you don't necessarily agree with every single one of them.

In 1989, the international community tended to support the authority of the Yugoslav government.

In this work, Espejo staunchly supported the authority of the Pope.

Shouldn't we support the authority of the holders of these vital offices, at a minimum, to qualify to be ourselves a holder of one of them?

Phyllis responded with a conciliatory Southern cool, "Oh, no sir. If you didn't hear me support the authority of the Bible in all of this, I'm afraid I miscommunicated".

Other issues included how the burden of supporting the authority is shared between city and suburban counties and questions about financing for transportation projects elsewhere in the state.

The history of rationalism from René Descartes (1596 1650) to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 1716) is a history of re-establishing human knowledge on the foundation of rational principles that could not be doubted, after modern science started to shake the traditional foundations supported by the authority of Greek philosophy and the church.

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) announced a resolution last week to support the constitutional authority of governors of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California "to take action to secure the international border of the United States within their States".

They amass sufficient support to buttress the authority of governments; or, on the contrary, they attract or organize discontent and dissatisfaction sufficient to oust the government.