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This
authority
was reinforced by requiring unanimity among member states to overrule the Commission – a provision that has strengthened the smaller states against the larger ones.
After all, interpretations of a case may differ, and the outcome cannot be resolved other than by an appeal to
authority
- "I am more senior and experienced than you, so my diagnosis takes precedence."
Finally, Navalny’s background and support base give him a level of moral
authority
with voters that other politicians in Putin’s Russia cannot attain.
Likewise, urban students and the middle classes spearheaded the Arab Spring, before losing
authority
to Islamist forces.
Thus, Harvard’s Carmen Reinhart, an
authority
on global debt crises, believes the Fed will “favor gradualism” to avoid wreaking havoc in emerging economies that are overloaded with dollar debts.
After all, global optimization would require a global policymaking authority, which we do not have.
And, given that the court’s verdict regarding the ESM’s constitutionality is crucial to the eurozone’s survival, its
authority
extends beyond the legal domain, into economics and politics.
As a result, decisions taken by European politicians during their regular or emergency meetings may be reversible, particularly if they would undermine the German parliament’s fiscal
authority.
President Barack Obama has the
authority
to take some small steps on his own to normalize ties, but substantial change to US policy requires Congress to act – and Congress wants to see fundamental change in Cuba before it does so.
There is a fair chance that one or more of these bilateral accords will be approved (in part because the Obama administration seems finally to have recognized that trade can generate good jobs), but it is far less certain that the president will gain the
authority
needed to negotiate a new global trade deal.
They are also subject to violence, deprived of the
authority
to plan their own families, and denied an equal voice in their homes and communities.
The Secretary General has submitted a reasonable reform plan, but a majority of UN member states, acting together as the so-called G-77, are balking, because they regard it as another step in reducing the
authority
of the General Assembly relative to the Security Council.
The path to a satisfactory resolution is clear: give the General Assembly a greater role in the selection of the Secretary General so that members would be delegating powers to an
authority
of their own choosing.
This threatened the
authority
of the King, who had overseen the religious establishment, as well as feminists’ efforts to moderate Morocco’s Family Law, which had been based on a rigid view of religious teachings.
But the same de-centralization of
authority
that had empowered Islamist movements also empowered Moroccan women.
This Parliament enacted a new Family Law in 2004 that mandates full equality between men and women as “head of household,” full
authority
for state courts in matters of divorce, creation of special family courts, and the possibility of maternal custody in the event of divorce.
Declining profits and rising enterprise bankruptcies are posing challenges to China’s monetary
authority.
Any new leader must spur the economy, enforce the rule of law, fight corruption, unify the PA’s security agencies, and preserve public safety – and he must do so quickly or lose
authority.
They tend to cherry-pick quotations that support their own grip on power, stressing such “traditional” virtues as obedience to authority, neglecting to mention that Confucian thought upholds the right to rebel against unjust rulers.
The children of Chernobyl are all grown up; their interests, and those of their own children, are best served not by continually evoking the nightmare of radiation, but by giving them the tools and
authority
they need to rebuild their own communities.
For the European Union, the leading
authority
in international climate policy, the outcome of the Copenhagen summit was particularly disappointing.
The government’s few technocrats, including the deputy prime minister and the finance minister, are holdovers from the previous coup government of 2006-2007, and they complain that they lack
authority.
Although we had it on good
authority
that they were technically rigorous and legally sound, they simply were never discussed.
Chinese leaders are clearly eager to confirm what the world already knew: Xi’s
authority
now equals that of the CPC’s heaviest heavyweights.
With these actions, Russia has diminished the sense of invincibility that, since the end of the Cold War, has driven the West to pursue policies that provoked international conflict and undermined its own moral
authority
and soft power.
More fundamentally, its promise of decentralized transactions with no intermediary
authority
amounts to an untested, Utopian pipedream.
This stopped short of establishing a credible fiscal
authority
for the eurozone.
The Fed has neither the legal
authority
nor the political mandate to run fiscal policy; if it tries to do so, it runs the risk of forever losing its independence.
In Europe, religion has lost its
authority
over law, legislation, education, morals, and business life.
These include the structure of Russia’s political economy; the idealization of the state as a source of moral authority; and Russia’s particular brand of international relations.
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