Sentence examples for whose authority is from inspiring English sources

Governments whose authority is ebbing have been increasingly brazen in their attempts to silence critics.

But it derives from self-selecting volunteers whose authority is hard to gauge.

It wants national sovereignty, and a Scottish parliament whose authority is limited only by the Scottish people.

Every Shia layman chooses his own ayatollah, whose authority is determined partly by the size of his following.

211, 'from those laws whose authority is acknowledged by civilized man throughout the world.' It is found wherever civilization exists.

The findings of the behavioural economists have encouraged distrust in those experts whose authority is grounded on judgment and experience.

The Royal Scyths were headed by a sovereign whose authority was transmitted to his son.

Their leader was Sergeant Asplen, a tall and strikingly beautiful girl whose authority was never questioned.

The confederacy was ruled by a karonga (king), whose authority was passed down through the leaders of each clan.

Pilots, doctors, police detectives, ship captain: these were the kind patriarchal figures whose authority was almost completely undone, but who were still in some way necessary.

American officials stopped short of suggesting government involvement, but said the attack pointed to a state whose authority was beginning to crumble.