Sentence examples for address the authority from inspiring English sources

DEATH PENALTY -- In Bell v. Thompson, No.04-514, a death penalty case from Tennessee, the court will address the authority of a federal appeals court, on the basis of newly discovered evidence that is favorable to the defense, to change its mind and order a case reopened as the state is preparing to carry out a death sentence.

The focus now turns to Albany and the bailout plan proposed by Richard Ravitch, a former authority chairman, who led a state commission to address the authority's fiscal woes.

Mr. Paterson said the authority's financial situation has deteriorated so rapidly that the rescue plan would no longer provide enough money to address the authority's long-term fiscal needs.

Mr. Silver also called for adopting the tax on business payrolls that was proposed by Richard Ravitch, the former transportation authority chairman who led a state commission to address the authority's budget crisis.

The former minister, Clayton Harris, 43, claimed the quarter of a billion dollars in income as a minister each year from 1993 to 2000 from the Clayton Harris Ministries, which listed luxury hotels and fancy apartment buildings as his address, the authorities said.

The Chinese government will never squelch all dissident voices on the Web, but because Internet communication relies on each person or computer having a unique, traceable address, the authorities can find ways to locate users and punish activities they don't like.

Towards the bottom of the card, you will find the address the authorities have for you.

Asked if he accepted any fault for not addressing the authority's shortcomings sooner, Mr. Cuomo said, "Absolutely not".

The rider, Stephen A. Millies, was one of about two dozen people who addressed the authority's board at the start of a meeting called to approve an austerity budget on Wednesday.

Regarding laws as the embodiment of central state, actors only selectively refer to the laws legislated by the central government, and by emphasizing the levels of laws, actors addressed the authority of the state rather than looking into the specific contents of legal texts.

The first explains the links between possessing the necessary expertise and becoming 'an authority'; the second addresses the 'an authority' 'in authority' nexus; the third discusses building local capacity versus drawing on local authority; and the last concerns authority and the sustenance of newly formed knowledge.