The phrase "authorities aims" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, and it would need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The authorities' aims are to improve public safety and reduce crime rates."
Alternatives: "goals of the authorities" or "objectives of the authorities".
The procurement exercise, led by Lambeth council and supported by all the partnering authorities, aims to allow the councils to negotiate a better price for the Oracle system including software licences, as well as pay a single price for Capgemini to carry out the implementation, starting this summer.
Enrique Pena Nieto, who won with about 38percentt of the vote according to a quick count by electoral authorities, aims to lift growth to 6percentt a year by making labor markets more flexible, boosting tax revenues and allowing more private companies to enter the oil industry.
St Petersburg's oldest nude beach is under threat of closure as local authorities aim to turn the area into a "family-friendly" resort.
All in all, the numbers will fuel speculation of more action from Chinese authorities aimed at meeting their 7.5% growth target.
The most extreme of these efforts was carried out over the past few months, with the authorities aiming to expel some 80,000 prompting a minor political crisis in Kabul.
But those who come forward often encounter intense intimidation from their neighbors and from rabbinical authorities, aimed at pressuring them to drop their cases.
He is hoping that, after discussions with local councils and authorities aimed at agreeing a code of conduct, oBikes will return to London early next year.
This paper presents results from a survey of waste management authorities aimed at identifying the opportunities and constraints associated with implementing economic instruments (EIs) for solid waste management (SWM) in South Africa (SA).
The references to Armenia do not seem accidental – it appears that the authorities aim to demonise the Yunuses by portraying them not only as swindlers but also as enemies of the nation.
The wife of Liu Xiaobo, this year's winner of the Nobel peace prize has been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown by the Chinese authorities aimed at stifling celebration following the award.
Their rebuke to the alternative – a Beijing-backed electoral framework which would only allow party loyalists on the ballot – stems in part from a creeping anxiety that central authorities aim to gradually take these freedoms away.
