All boys his age start testing the limits of authority at school.

One also has to take notice of the disadvantages to one's life of too obsessive a preoccupation with questions of the precise limits of authority.

Outspoken, insatiably curious, inclined to go where I was not allowed and to test the limits of authority, I was not cut out for the place.

Generally, no more than one train or piece of equipment may be given the same or overlapping limits of authority, unless the movements will be made at restricted speed.

Such conciliar authority extends to the standard areas of doctrine, discipline, and worship, but in these regards is limited by Anglicanism's tradition of the limits of authority.

"In accordance with universal democratic norms, I have no intention to step beyond the limits of authority granted to me as chairman of Parliament," Mr. Aliyev said at a news conference on Monday.

This fact of life is reflected in recent economic analysis of the firm, which addresses the limits of authority and the options available within firms when direct supervision of a subordinate by a superior is difficult, perhaps because of information asymmetry.

Oklahoma law is based on the Oklahoma Constitution (the state constitution), which defines how the statutes must be passed into law, and defines the limits of authority and basic law that the Oklahoma Statutes must comply with.

The pluralists not only held to the strength of their scientific beliefs even when these contradicted received party wisdom, they drew the further conclusion that science demanded an independent observer who could question the limits of authority and pursue an argument independently to its conclusion.

'Limits of Authority' Cited "One needs to learn to explore the limits of governmental authority and the valid expression of individual thought," said Rabbi Nahum Rabinowitz, head of a yeshiva in the settlement of Maale Adumim, on Jerusalem's eastern outskirts.

The Rev. Ian T. Douglas, professor of world mission and global Christianity at Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass., said, "When the Catholic Church was simply a Mediterranean church or a Western European church, it was a lot easier to know the limits of authority."

He was under no illusions about the limits of the authority that had just been handed to him.

It specifies the very terms and limits of the authority thus conferred.

The very fact of a "donor's conference" hosted by a foreign government highlights the limits of the Authority's authority.

The proliferation of counterfeit T-shirts, probably the most commonly imitated items, illustrates the limits of the authority's powers.

The limits of the authority of officers, more than the degree of visible tactical control, is an emphasis of Confucianism.

Therefore, MBTA Transit Police Officers have full police powers within the territorial limits of the Authority.

The vote of the American bishops, one of the most influential of the regional bishops' groups, sets a confrontational tone in a long struggle about the limits of the authority of the conferences.

"During the Edo period," he continued, "the yakuza were playing the role of police in some respects, and the yakuza were always having the feeling they were doing business within the limits of the authorities.

With that in mind, the constitution should make it clear that Iraq's elected government must have full authority to decide how long foreign troops should remain in the country, the limits of the authority such troops can assert over Iraq's own security forces and whether any permanent military bases should be conceded to the United States.

He was under no illusions about the limits of the authority that had just been handed to him.

It specifies the very terms and limits of the authority thus conferred.

The proliferation of counterfeit T-shirts, probably the most commonly imitated items, illustrates the limits of the authority's powers.

The limits of the authority of officers, more than the degree of visible tactical control, is an emphasis of Confucianism.

The vote of the American bishops, one of the most influential of the regional bishops' groups, sets a confrontational tone in a long struggle about the limits of the authority of the conferences.

"During the Edo period," he continued, "the yakuza were playing the role of police in some respects, and the yakuza were always having the feeling they were doing business within the limits of the authorities.

With that in mind, the constitution should make it clear that Iraq's elected government must have full authority to decide how long foreign troops should remain in the country, the limits of the authority such troops can assert over Iraq's own security forces and whether any permanent military bases should be conceded to the United States.