"Power" is the ability to make someone (a person? a country?) do something against their will, while "authority" is what gives a leader (a parent? a president? a teacher? the Pope?) the moral and legal authority to give an order. For example, following the Japanese sneak attack at Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Roosevelt requested Congress declare war on Japan, which then gave him the authority to wage war- that's authority. . A street thug, on the other hand, sticks a gun in your back and demand your wallet - that's power.
power to enforce laws, exact obedience, command, & judge.
it is sharing of power at different level of governments
Actual authority is the power given to someone to do a thing or carry out an assignment. it specifies which duty to do. ostensible authority is power derived from the power given to do an act. This authority is derived as a result of the actual authority given to do an act.
answer is authority many be define as a ability to control order and enforce obedience. authority therefor give one the to command order to obey as their duty.
Power are of different types Human power Electric Power Political power which 1 u want to know
Fairness and equity; power and authority; right and responsibility; and integrity and trust
A system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and constituent political units
Authority is power that is recognized as legitimate...Apex
authority is the output of the power
With authority comes power. The two go hand in hand. If you have authority but no power, you cannot expect to be respected or even acknowledged as an authority figure. To have power without authority is pointless. Even if you show dominance and power, it does not mean that you have the respect or the ability to enforce. In history we have several instances of power and authority reigning independently as in the case of the Pope and Henry. And there was another bizzare example of Catherine and Rasputine. History is abundant with such examples of them residing in different persons, most often opposing each other and at times working in union.
Authority is the legal ability and authorization to exercise power for enforcement. Power is the actual wielding of the authority.
Different societies organize its powers and authority in different ways. Regardless of the form of governance, such societies usually have rules that all the members are expected to adhere to.