The phrase "authorities entities" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to entities that have authority, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The report was submitted to the relevant authorities and entities involved in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "authoritative bodies" or "regulatory entities".
The receiver of a certificate can determine whether the certificate's issuer is certified by a valid certification authority entity.
There are more than 40 authorities or entities that operate "off budget," which means that the public has almost no access to the details.
His negotiation for upfront guarantees of control and resources also suggested he had the necessary political "capital" to be successful in negotiating with authorities and entities which had direct or indirect influence over KHCC.
Recipient organisations were eligible for inclusion in the study if they: a) had one or more recommendations directed to them; b) were mandated to respond (all "public statutory authorities and entities" are mandated, but Ministers are exempt); [ 13] and c) had provided a written response to the coroner.
A second group of authors advocates communitarian group rights by emphasizing cultural groups' moral authority as entities in themselves, or by referring to cultures as significant identity-conferring associations.
Georgia is unique among Southeastern states in having statewide permitting authority over entities and companies that withdraw more than 100,000 gallons per day or that operate a drinking water system serving 25 or more people.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, called for a Tennessee Valley Authority-style entity to oversee the reconstruction of the Gulf Coast.
"The motif here is Bloomberg trying to take over authority where other governmental entities have authority," Mr. Emery said.
That effort could educate authorities so those entities could bolster drug testing and close any loopholes, Vaughters said.
The authorities, the infrastructure entities initially devised to transcend politics, spread accountability so thin that the elected officials who stack them with appointees get to bob and weave.
