Sentence examples for useful authority from inspiring English sources

It doesn't mean that the link is accurate, but it's likely to be a more useful authority than a page nobody points to.

Those, Riesman himself would have conceded, are the costs of an other-directed person's freedom to roam widely in pursuit of useful authority figures.

Critics said the organisations were too entangled.These lessons will be useful to authorities in developing countries as they embark on a new wave of privatisations.

The results and methodology are expected to be useful for authorities, planner and decision-makers of boroughs to develop an economically suitable and environmentally sustainable waste management system.

George Weidenfeld, like Prince Rupert Lowenstein, financial adviser to the Rolling Stones, is an experienced broker, dealing, on the one hand, with certain useful remnants of traditional authority (authority with the power to inhibit) and, on the other, with the custodians of contemporary power.

They looked to the Emperor as providing a fundamental and useful source of authority essential both for governing and for national survival.

But more to the point, it should not be wasted on anyone that this little escapade took place within hours of the death of George Carlin, whose, shall we say bottomless rebelliousness not only brought joy and laughter to millions, but was a provocative and altogether useful counterweight to authority of every stripe.

Twitter's highly skewed follower/followee structure lends itself to an intuitive model of influence; yet, in a context like the Emerging Infections Network (EIN), a sentinel surveillance listserv of over 1400 infectious disease experts, developing a useful model of authority becomes less clear.

And RankMyHack could be useful to the authorities.

It works by curating a catalogue of apps that can be useful to local authorities, apps that, for example, help them communicate better with the public.

That's no longer the case, and metadata, as it's called in the US, can be extremely useful to the authorities.