Sentence examples for affected authorities from inspiring English sources

Directly, the earthquake affected authorities, officials, and health personnel; indirectly, it destroyed the place of work for many of them.

So, while the savings can take time to appear, the hiatus of reorganising a council, turning it into a new organisation, people applying for their own jobs and so on tends to affect authorities' ability to run services as well as they might.

For many of the people affected, the authorities' indifference had severe consequences – financial as well as emotional.

No one was seriously injured and no flights were believed to have been affected, the authorities said.

Mr. Kelly said the cutbacks had affected the authority's ability to respond to work orders "as quickly as we'd like to".

Connie Hofmann, a spokeswoman for Lippincott, said the publisher planned to review whether Dr. Schlager's conviction and the resulting suspension of his medical license affected his authority on the book's topic.

At an individual level, parenting and family structure were found to affect young people's sexual behaviour by influencing children's self-confidence and interactional competence, limiting discussion of sexual health and shaping economic provision for children, which in turn affected parental authority and daughters' engagement in risky sexual behaviour.

In Bangladesh, the changes that had affected the authority structures displayed a multitude of reactions amongst health staff, who experienced the impact of reforms on their management arrangements, performance appraisal systems, promotional opportunities, payment schemes and ultimately on their performance and provision of services.

Strikes at nuclear power stations– which provide three-quarters of the country's electricity – have so far failed to affect supply, authorities said.

"[Some] players feel it's time to make a stand and try and affect the authorities in terms of what they're doing.

"Decisions on how the UK government cuts affect local authority services are for local authorities to assess in light of the needs of their own communities.