Sentence examples for authorities establish from inspiring English sources
On Monday, People's Daily, a party-controlled newspaper, ran a signed commentary that said propaganda officials should "follow the rhythm of the times" and help the authorities establish a "pragmatic and open-minded image".
Apparently, many survey participants were not aware of the roles of manufacturers and did not consider that authorities establish and enforce such obligations.
Using such DNA tests to identify smuggled animals as soon as they are confiscated "can help the authorities establish stronger criminal cases against traffickers," Miyaki says.
"Local officials, with the tolerance of public security authorities, establish the black jails as a way to ensure these complainants are detained, punished, and sent home so that these officials will not suffer demerits under rules that impose bureaucratic penalties when there is a large flow of petitioners from the area," wrote Human Rights Watch.
Given that these laboratory-confirmed human cases are likely just the tip of the iceberg, we strongly recommend that the Chinese authorities establish routine and broad serological surveillance among the poultry in these markets to assess the extent of A (H7N9) infection in the live markets and in farms supplying the poultry.
In a major disaster, their main object to assist the civilian authorities establish civilian control under Martial Law.
French authorities established a task force to decode the information, calling it Operation Chocolate.
In London during the Second World War, some authorities established small collections of books in air-raid shelters.
The colonial authorities established a plantation economy based on African slavery, which the Netherlands was the last European nation to abolish.
Eduardo Sánchez, the government spokesman, told me that authorities established conspicuous roadblocks "so that Mr. Guzmán could feel that we were after him".
"That means all of the civil authorities established in the area will continue in the exercise of their functions with no alteration whatsoever".
