When no squad cars were left to block the city streets, Connor, whose authority extended to the fire department, used fire trucks.
When the guns fell silent, briefly, the scene that unfolded felt as chaotic as Libya's revolution these days — a government whose authority extends no further than its offices, militias whose swagger comes from guns far too plentiful and residents whose patience fades with every volley of gunfire that cracks at night.
In the nineteen-fifties and sixties, Mailer had depended on the interest and support of an intellectual community, centered in New York City, whose authority extended from the English departments at Columbia and Rutgers to journals like Dissent, Commentary, Partisan Review, and The New York Review of Books.
Described as a hard-line partisan deeply committed to the neoconservative ideology of former US President George W. Bush, General Craddock is a controversial commanding officer whose command authority extends to that rather euphemistically termed, "peace-keeping force," operating in Afghanistan known as the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).
His willingness to question authority extended to his personal life.
But the reference values aren't enforced by the federal government, whose regulatory authority extends only to CT scanner manufacturers, not to imaging protocols designed by facilities that use the technology.
Since when did the duties of our national park authorities extend to greenwashing?
He also gives him a trio of preposterous ministers whose sycophancy extends to grotesque body modification.
This may be hard to show, because the commission's authority only extends to Britain.
Or by what logic do we haul a Milosevic before a world court whose authority we then refuse to extend to Americans?
A hectoring, clattering pop smash whose full recorded version extends to 30 minutes.
