Sentence examples for unchallenged authority from inspiring English sources

For Hindus, the Vedas symbolize unchallenged authority and tradition.

It's about anger at the loss of privilege – and an effort to restore men's unchallenged authority.

Joseph's father, John V, enriched by the gold and diamonds of Brazil, had enjoyed unchallenged authority and gave Joseph no responsibility.

De Gaulle's provisional government, formally recognized in October 1944 by the U.S., British, and Soviet governments, enjoyed unchallenged authority in liberated France.

For the ayatollah, the March election must show — or be made to show — that he is still a revered and unchallenged authority, Iranian political historians and analysts said.

Known as "madam" to Congress officials and exercising almost unchallenged authority, Gandhi reportedly wants to give up her role as president of the party.

The army's once-unchallenged authority has leeched away to a set of rambunctious broadcast media, an activist supreme court and civilian politicians who this year successfully transferred power from one elected government to another a first for Pakistan.

With his almost-unchallenged authority, Walker has turned Wisconsin into exhibit A of America's experiment with austerity.

The Quebec Act also enhanced the status of the seigneurs by giving them unchallenged legal authority to set the terms and conditions of settlement on their lands.

Heath had won the 1970 election - against all the forecasts - with a majority of 30 and an unchallenged personal authority; he lost that in 1974, amid gloom and industrial chaos.

In the L.A. Times today, Tim Rutten relates the Seltzer book to a purported Holocaust memoir that was recently revealed to be false, writing that "In the United States and, increasingly, in parts of Western Europe, the only unchallenged moral authority has become that of victims".