The phrase "authorities everything" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The authorities control everything in this situation."
Alternatives: "authorities control" or "authorities oversee".
One of his three lawyers, Tom Hillier, said that his client had given the authorities "everything he can" and that the information advanced the investigation.
"This, where – according to the Brazilian authorities – everything was supposed to be much better thanks to the legacy of the Olympics.
Mr. Kemp filed today for dismissal of the material-witness charge, saying his client has already told the authorities everything he knows.
Even in an age of high-tech surveillance, she said, there is no substitute for human sources' feeding authorities everything from what targeted traffickers like to eat to where they sleep most nights.
He is also worried about the affect of the NHS reforms on such services: "With no clear transition from PCTs to local authorities, everything is up in the air and commissioning of such services may come to a stop".
Since then there have been rumours of Armstrong wanting to tell the authorities everything he knows about his doping activities, but they have so far come to nought.
I've searched online, I've tried calling the transport authority, everything.
Tommy has a huge disdain for authority – everything he was told is a lie".
Of course, no one can govern herself without being subject to influences whose power does not derive from her own authority: everything we do is a response to past and present circumstances over which we have no control.
You have way more control being a dominatrix, you have the absolute power, authority, everything.
'To the Palestinian Authority, everything — including human rights — must be sacrificed to a willful image of the peace process.'.
