Sentence examples for unconditional authority from inspiring English sources

It is shown that message-contingent delegation creates incentives for information revelation and may outperform unconditional authority and unconditional delegation.

In 2010, after years of argument, the Church of England's General Synod — rejecting Williams's last appeal for accommodation — approved the elevation of women bishops, with unconditional authority in their dioceses.

In 2010, after years of argument, the Church of England's General Synod rejecting Williams's last appeal for accommodation approved the elevation of women bishops, with unconditional authority in their dioceses.

This is fuelled by rejection and loss of identity and is growing among the children of the middle classes of mass consumption societies, who aspire to the clear-cut moral code of radical Islam, to a model of unconditional authority and submission, to a vision of supreme heroism freeing them from the feeling of mediocre and invisible lives.

The institute does not serve as a regulatory body, nor does it have unconditional authority over its accredited developers.

For Kant, dogmatic rationalism fails to secure the conclusion that moral obligations have unconditional authority over us (Kant G, 4: 441).

We have seen a perfect example of authoritarianism where the governments show a lack of concern for the wants and views of others and suggest unconditional obedience to authority.

Thus, aligned with the position of Sinatra and Nadelson (2010) we suspect that the unconditional regard for authority (e.g. religious leaders) and reliance on religious doctrines to explaining natural phenomena by those with high levels of religious commitment are antithetical to scientific processes and nature of science.

Nowhere has he enjoyed the same authority or unconditional buy-in to his ideas from players as at Porto.

Filial piety, however, does not demand unconditional submissiveness to parental authority but recognition of and reverence for the source of life.

CAN there be such a thing as a limited boycott or economic sanction or does any such action imply an attitude of unconditional hostility to the authority which is being targeted?