Sentence examples for view of authority from inspiring English sources

The concept of governance conveys, most importantly, a more diverse view of authority and its exercise.

This instrumental conceptualization of hierarchy is tied with a voluntaristic view of authority.

Our complacency is reinforced by a popular culture that has forsaken Orwell's nightmares for a benign view of authority.

The obligation-correlative view of authority is not universally accepted.

It is precisely this moralistic view of authority that Machiavelli criticizes at length in his best-known treatise, The Prince.

His solution resembles Kelsen's in its emphasis on the normative foundations of legal systems, but Hart rejects Kelsen's transcendentalist, Kantian view of authority in favour of an empirical, Weberian one.

The band makes 4/4 time seem like an enormous playground, far from the view of authorities.

The Children's Society said that the figures were unlikely to represent the true picture as many child carers remain hidden from the view of authorities.

From the point of view of authorities here, congestion charging has been a rousing success, reducing traffic in a 15-square-mile zone of the city by 70,000 cars a day since it was introduced in 2003.

Beyond the view of authorities, Thai captains abuse, beat and traffic fishermen from boat to boat in the seafood-rich waters, Greenpeace alleges, despite the government's legislative efforts to curb both IUU fishing and human rights abuses at sea.

The top fugitive being sought in the Daniel Pearl case was identified today and described by Pakistani officials as a man closely linked to a web of Muslim militants in Afghanistan and Kashmir, reflecting the view of authorities here that the killing of Mr. Pearl was much more than an isolated act.