In the same regard, although Melody gave up and yielded the intellectual authority to Jasmine, she was outspoken in positioning Jasmine as a knowledge authority while positioning herself and others as followers in this particular moment.
By holding down bond yields, the authorities are employing a policy some have dubbed "financial repression", in which real returns on government debt are reduced.
So, just as the nation-states yielded to the force of this external power, the boys yield to the external authority of the madman whose prophecy alters the dynamics of their family.
To maintain desirable intimate intergenerational relations, the grandparents learn to be tolerant, make concessions, and yield their authority, which facilitates the exercise of power by young mothers.
"Now to avoid any collusion of armed forces and perhaps the loss of life, I do under this protest and impelled by said force, yield my authority until such time at the Government of the United States shall, upon the facts being presented to it, undo the action of its representatives and reinstate me in the authority which I claim as the constitutional sovereign of the Hawaiian Islands" [ii].
On February 6, a band of airline lobbyists penned a letter to EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy and the head of the Federal Aviation Administration Michael Huerta, calling on them to yield their authority on regulating CO2 emissions from aircraft to the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization ICAOO).
Last year the cap-and-trade program yielded $500 million to the authority, though Alley said some future estimates put that number as high as $2 billion a year.
Since abdicating the papacy six years ago, Benedict — living in a monastery inside Vatican City walls — had remained nearly silent on issues facing the church, in part to yield full authority to his successor.
In the United States the polity of the Lutheran churches is congregational, but in a complex form in which congregations yield some authority to synods on regional and national levels.
