| Parental support, warmth, and authoritativeness are also connected with positive outcomes in adolescents. |
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| And finally, does authoritativeness necessarily imply repressive authority? |
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| However, it also represents an important element in creating a sense of authoritativeness on the part of the ethnographer. |
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| They also raised questions about how to validate the reliability and authoritativeness of traditional knowledge information. |
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| In addition to its reputation for accuracy and authoritativeness, its importance lies in its emergence as the first real newspaper in England. |
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| In his current post, he has shown a steady hand and an authoritativeness that goes down well with the public. |
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| The systems of Buddhism and Jainism, though they reject the authoritativeness of the Vedas, rely in fact on the shabda of their own scriptures. |
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| While government information must be easily accessible to ordinary Canadians, its value resides in its authoritativeness. |
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| He has had no problem mastering the tone of authoritativeness. |
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| During the stay in these areas he has managed to collect a lot of a valuable material, And its work has kept the authoritativeness during more than centuries. |
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| Increasing knowledge about geospatial data itself-its types, storage formats, quality, authoritativeness, and access options-and awareness of related geospatial technical issues such as data standards and protocols. |
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| This was an important opportunity to meet and share the targets reached and the future prospects of the company, both in terms of sales and of brand authoritativeness, with all its Italian and foreign agents. |
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| I am also particularly glad to notice, together with you all, that our Federation is achieving meaningful results with regards to the acquisition of authoritativeness and dimension we aimed to since the beginning. |
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| The assembly walked back through time, remembering something that will last beyond time and space: friendship, correctness of relationships, trust, forthrightness, interiority, tenderness and authoritativeness. |
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| It is, therefore, an institution that has a monitoring role, and its impartiality and authoritativeness must not be even slightly scarred by the doubts and suspicions that hang over Eurostat today. |
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| Europe is lacking unity, authoritativeness and transparency. |
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| Views of the authoritativeness of the New Testament often depend on the concept of inspiration, which relates to the role of God in the formation of the New Testament. |
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