Sentence examples for the authority of process from inspiring English sources

In a sense, it has substituted the authority of process for the external authority".

Nothing in the Constitution's several delegations of power to the "legislatures" of the states has ever been held to limit the role of the other branches of state government in the lawmaking process, including the authority of the state courts to act as final expositors of the meaning of the statutes enacted pursuant to those delegated powers.

TAANA believes that the proposed law is unconstitutional because it violates dues process, usurps the authority of the board of nursing, and does not comport with the Just Culture Model, which promotes patient safety by encouraging a nonpunitive culture of transparency to address medical errors that occur as a result of unintended human error.

The union said the demand would be processed under the authority of the American Arbitration Association.

Wildcats eschew this process and challenge the authority of the national union and its general secretary or president.

The objective is to examine the process of delegating the authority of designing new incentive schemes from the principal (the regional government) to the agents (the hospital departments).

Nearby, a doctor helping the families handle the funeral process accused the authorities of attempting to cover-up the victims' cause of death.

In this mini-monograph we examine how these multifaceted research questions are addressed while simultaneously negotiating complex relationships among researchers and communities as they strive for a more equitable partnership not only in the distribution of resources but also in power and authority, the process of research, and its outcome.

Watching the set, as opposed to just hearing it, you can better process the limber authority of Mr. Street and Mr. Stewart.

One key is how Congress handles resolution authority, the process of federal regulators liquidating failing financial firms.

That sense led Missouri's governor, Jay Nixon, to direct the state to assume responsibility from the local authorities for the process of locating people.