Sentence examples for authorities entered into from inspiring English sources

In August last year, Glasgow City Council and a number of neighbouring authorities entered into an agreement with the Holyrood and Westminster governments which would result in the funding of major infrastructure projects.

All this has been condemned by, among others, the UN High Commission for Human Rights and the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights, and these practices conflict with the undertakings the Mexican authorities entered into under this agreement (Title I, Article 1).

Mr. Hevesi has noted that nobody knows how many contracts public authorities enter into annually or the exact dollar value and terms of those contracts.

Mr. Hevesi reported last September that nobody knows how many contracts these authorities enter into annually or the exact dollar value and terms of the contracts.

In 1996 he took on the question of how church authorities enter into dialogue, either with other faiths or with their own flock, including those seeking changes in teaching or practice.

(e) The Secretary-General shall, at the request of the appropriate American authorities, enter into discussions with such authorities, with a view to making arrangements for registering the arrival and departure of persons who have been granted visas valid only for transit to and from the headquarters district and sojourn therein and in its immediate vicinity.

Local authorities entering into agreements with the private sector for the development and management of market facilities.

A bio-district is a geographical area where farmers, citizens, tourist operators, associations and public authorities enter into an agreement for the sustainable management of local resources, based on organic principles and practices, aiming at the fulfilment of the economic and sociocultural potential of the territory.

Id., at 18. To satisfy the condition on federal aid, the transit authority entered into a "§13(c) agreement" with the union that represented the private company's employees, and the Secretary of Labor certified that agreement as "fair and equitable". Ibid.

According to Cheng (2011a: 1), "after the May 4th Movement of 1919 (Wusi Yundong 五四運動), Confucianism lost much of its moral appeal and political authority and entered into a kind of limbo".

In order to satisfy § 13(c), the Authority so created entered into a "§ 13(c) agreement" with respondent Local Division 1285, Amalgamated Transit Union, AFL-CIO-CLC, the union that represented the private company's employees.