Sentence examples for adjacent authorities from inspiring English sources

In practice, these adjacent authorities are often controlled by opposing political parties.

Ideally a consensus should be developed at a regional level to avoid conflicts between adjacent authorities.

This enables communities to shape their support service alongside the specific needs of the municipality (e.g. with regard to their urban or rural backgrounds and related specific drug use patterns), yet, a lot of networking among different institutions is necessary to provide for an efficient exchange between institutions and adjacent authorities and organizations (e.g. legal authorities, police).

This resulted in the council "acquiring land from adjacent local authorities".

Schools situated in Knowsley, an adjacent local authority with similar characteristics to Liverpool in terms of smoking rates (Liverpool: 24.2%; Knowsley: 27.6%) [ 32], deprivation levels [ 33] and ethnic composition [ 34], were used as a comparison group.

A powerful explosion, apparently caused by a gas leak, destroyed a two-story house in Queens on Friday afternoon, killing a woman believed to be a nurse and mother of three who lived there with her family and badly damaging several adjacent homes, the authorities said.

In addition to limiting point-source pollution within an MPA, sources from beyond MPA boundaries should be controlled as much as possible through collaborations with appropriate authorities in adjacent areas (see Crowder and others 2006).

He has been robbing people, often at knifepoint, in Greenwich Village and adjacent neighborhoods since early December, the authorities said.

The outbreak has left people in adjacent Hong Kong concerned because Guangdong authorities declined to comment after local news reports about the disease began last weekend, a response that echoed the province's secrecy last winter over the first cases of SARS.

Significantly, Israel has agreed to begin discussions on the development of a Palestinian Authority gas field adjacent to an Israeli gas field off the coast of Gaza, which need to be developed simultaneously.

Russian and Chinese diplomats therefore had to begin demarcating a border between their respective spheres of influence on the Eastern Steppe as early as 1689; but a definitive border was not achieved until late in the 19th century when Russian soldiers pushed southward in Central Asia to the borders of Afghanistan, while recognizing Chinese authority over the adjacent Sinkiang Province.