Sentence examples for authorities designated from inspiring English sources

Egyptian authorities designated it a terrorist group in December 2013, making even verbal expressions of support punishable by imprisonment.

In Barcelona's El Prat airport, Spanish airport authorities designated a special zone in Terminal 2 for the relatives and friends of those believed to be on the flight.

The authorities designated the New Ansari Money Exchange a "major money-laundering vehicle," under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, saying that the exchange used its subsidiaries in Dubai to funnel drug money out of Kabul and into American and other international financial institutions.

In line with the English inequalities targets, the analysis compared all local authorities combined and the fifth of local authorities designated by the government as having the worst deprivation and health indicators in 1998 the "Spearhead" group.

Nathan, the narrator of Sally Green's chilling fantasy thriller Half Bad (Penguin £7.99), was born to be an outcast: he is of mixed black-witch and white-witch parentage, and the white authorities designate him a "half code", with all the oppression that implies.

It bypasses the line manager and goes to an independent organisation to a local authority designated officer".

Cook said: "We take any allegations of unacceptable or inappropriate behaviour extremely seriously and are giving our full support and cooperation to the local authority designated officer for safeguarding children and the police as the investigation moves forward".

"We take any allegations of unacceptable or inappropriate behaviour extremely seriously and are giving our full support and cooperation to the local authority designated officer for safeguarding children and the police as the investigation moves forward".

Radioactive fallout in Japan has so far been almost entirely confined to the 19-mile zone around the Fukushima Daiichi plant that the authorities have designated as posing the highest risk.

In England, as of 2011, about 13% of land across 186 local authorities was designated as green belt but anyone trying to pinpoint exactly where it all is soon runs into difficulties, as this freedom of information request clearly shows.

Yet perhaps the biggest blow to the hippy ideal was the realisation that there really was no Shangri-La - or at least there wasn't until the Chinese authorities recently designated the anonymous Himalayan town of Zhongdian as an official tourist paradise.