The phrase "authorities as it" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The authorities as it stands have made a decision."
Alternatives: "authorities in this case" or "authorities in this context".
Mr. McDougall said that Willamette had consulted with state authorities as it made changes to its factories over the years and had been told that no permits were required but that the environmental agency had "revisited these decisions based on a revised interpretation of long-established standards and practices".
LONDON — United Parcel Service said on Friday that it had submitted concessions to European antitrust authorities as it seeks regulatory approval for its proposed takeover of the Dutch shipping company TNT Express.
The company gave more details of its dealings with US authorities as it sought to reassure customers in the wake of the scandal surrounding the National Security Agency's Prism surveillance programme.
The global chemical weapons watchdog said Thursday that it has "initiated contact" with Syrian authorities as it investigates the attack.
Al-Jazeera is the most prominent target for Egyptian authorities as it is owned by Qatar, which has acted as a safe haven for Brotherhood members since Morsi's overthrow in July.
But she said that the board of the organization should be "extremely sensitive to the views of public authorities" as it proceeded with projects like the expansion of Internet addresses.
Credit Suisse has said it notified authorities as soon as it learned of the fraud, and was cooperating with the investigation.
(The nickname is not recognised by authority, as "it is apt to be used loosely and lead to confusion with 'foam' baths &c., which are of an entirely different character").
In July 2012, then-Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood installed one of his top legal advisers to monitor the authority as it rewrote its ethics and travel policies and revamped its contracting practices.
Ron Paul said he was not philosophically opposed to centralized authority, as long as it existed close to home, or within it.
"This is the institutional church publicly acknowledging hierarchical failure," he said, adding that Archbishop Gomez has "exercised his authority as far as it will go".
