Difference between Officials and Authoritative

OFFICIALS vs AUTHORITATIVE: NOUN

Having a commanding style.
Highly accurate or definitive; treated or worthy of treatment as a scholarly authority
Arising or originating from a figure of authority
Having, or proceeding from, due authority; entitled to obedience, credit, or acceptance; determinate; commanding.
Demonstrating authority; commanding.
Of acknowledged accuracy or excellence; highly reliable.
Having or arising from authority; official.
Of recognized authority or excellence
Having authority or ascendancy or influence
Sanctioned by established authority

Synonyms Authoritative, Magisterial, etc. (see magisterial), commanding.
Having an air of authority; positive; peremptory; dictatorial.
Having due authority; having the sanction or weight of authority; entitled to credence or obedience: as, “authoritative teaching,” Barrow.

Representatives, Chiefs, Leaders, Authorities, Prescribed, Established, Regular, Ex officio, Authoritative, Formalized, Authorized, Formal, Semiofficial, Confirmed, Functionary

Relevant, Reputable, Credible, Respected, Trusted, Trustworthy, Accurate, Reliable, Authorized, Standard, Official, Classical, Important, Influential, Definitive

Agencies, Administrators, Representatives, Authorities, Prescribed, Established, Regular, Ex officio, Authoritative, Formalized, Authorized, Formal, Semiofficial, Confirmed, Functionary

Relevant, Reputable, Credible, Respected, Trusted, Trustworthy, Accurate, Reliable, Authorized, Standard, Official, Classical, Important, Influential, Definitive

The chaplain and POST commander will select an officer to arrange lodging for visiting officials and an appropriate place for these officials to assemble.
As a result, local election officials may not receive Frelated information on a consistent basis if it is not shared by state election officials.
The ensure that the officials or liquidating agent understand and Regulations Liquidation Procedures credit union officials consult with the examiner the advisability of liquidation.
Four VAR officials, sitting in a room at the International Broadcasting Centre on the outskirts of Moscow are assisting match officials at the tournament.
Schools for instruction of election officials in use of voting machines; qualifications and certification of election officials.
School officials agree to report to law enforcement officials any hazing incident thatmayconstitute a criminal offense under the New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice.
The JELA, as Pentagon officials are calling it, reflects the increasing focus on enterprise IT and ongoing budget worries, officials say.
That applies to threats made toward public officials, and it must also apply when the threats come from public officials.
All government officials, employees, and elected officials are required to declare their assets.
Health officials and Immigration officials at all port.

No authoritative, comprehensive list exists of designated NSSEs.
AUTHORITATIVE FORCE OF JUDICIAL DECISIONS IN OTHER STATES.
Texas from reliable and authoritative providers of information.
Defines if an Item is deprecated or authoritative.
Congress and authoritative interpretation by the Supreme Court.
If the expert does not recognize the author of the published treatise to be authoritative, then the court may recognize the treatise as authoritative.
Are to comply with the guidance as though they are authoritative if no authoritative guidance exists in the area.
It came to mean an authoritative standard, and so the canon of Scripture is the collection of writings that are divinely authoritative.
Activity Authoritative Reference: Location of authoritative FM Standard Reference that supports the activity.
Our methodology works its way down from the most authoritative sources to the least authoritative sources.