The phrase "authorities empowered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to authorities that have been given the power or authority to act in a certain capacity or make decisions.
Example: "The new legislation has granted authorities empowered to enforce stricter regulations on environmental protection."
Alternatives: "authorized authorities" or "empowered officials".
Many are treated with contempt and violence by their fellow citizens while authorities empowered to protect them look the other way or, too often, even join in the abuse.
The ECB shall co-operate closely with the authorities empowered to resolve credit institutions, including in the preparation of resolution plans.
(29b) 'Member States' means all Member State authorities, i.e. central-government authorities, authorities within a federal state and other territorial authorities empowered to ensure compliance with Union law.
Eric Pickles offered a speedy reassurance that his new Localism Act, which could come into force within days, will confer a new general competence upon local authorities, empowering them to opt for opening prayers (and by implication other religious practices) if they so choose.
Silence on the part of the government authorities empowers the criminals and it translates into tacit endorsement of a deplorable culture of impunity for those who want to muzzle the media.
A Constitutional grant of authority empowered Congress to create it.
But as The Times's Floyd Norris noted on Friday, a recent speech by the head of the German Bundesbank suggests that such a union would feature a central authority empowered to bypass national governments whenever they turned uncooperative on budget policy.
A lawyer possessing knowledge, not protected as a confidence or secret, of a violation of DR 1- 103 that raises a substantial question as to another lawyer's honesty, trustworthiness or fitness in other respects as a lawyer shall report such knowledge to a tribunal or other authority empowered to investigate or act upon such violation.
On the one hand 13(3) authority empowers the Fed in responding to crises.
In contrast, a leader that distributes their authority empowers their people to take responsibility to advance the group's interests.
It created new local education authorities and empowered them to provide secondary schools and develop technical education.
