Sentence examples for the question of authority from inspiring English sources

Finally, there is the question of authority in the Church of Latter-day Saints, and of what obligations an office holder like Mr. Romney muSaintschande.

Our confusion about Freud is something he predicted — and also provoked — particularly in his later work, now largely unread, which is preoccupied with the question of authority.

Existing literature on the first question is unable to address the second, because the question of authority becomes moot if the government can simply replicate its preferences within the agency.

With the fragmentation of the Roman system, the question of authority and the need for order and security led to a long period of struggle between the warring feudal lords of Europe.

"More important," he writes, "was the question of authority, of face, in a household where the father could give little guidance, and in a society from which a young Moroccan male might find it easier to receive subsidies than respect".

So many hands have altered and edited the now lost originals that we will never know for sure what those originals said". I don't think that's a very useful analogy, because it breaks down on so many levels, but it does bring up the question of authority, which librarians and scholars like, and which doesn't seem to matter to most people, at least not in the same way.

It is also bringing a new dimension to child-parent relationships and the questions of authority and approval that usually define them.

As I consider my own research coming out of the conference I am especially aware of the seriousness and inescapability of this question of authority.

The question of scientific authority has political as well as scholarly relevance.

None of the questions implied that the state court plan was discriminatory, but they centered on the question of the authority of Judge Wise.

The controversy was drawing participants from wider circles and addressing broader and weightier theological issues, the most important of which was the question of the authority of the church and the pope.