Sentence examples for authorities feeling from inspiring English sources

In an opening statement on Monday, his lawyer suggested that Ms. Hudson's prominence had left law enforcement authorities feeling special pressure to solve the case quickly, leading them to focus on Mr. Balfour right away, despite a lack of physical evidence against him.

The decision to devalue the yuan, which will make Chinese goods cheaper abroad, hardly indicates that the authorities are feeling confident.

It's too soon to see what the plan's effect will be, but the move is a sign that authorities are feeling the pressure to address important housing issues.

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Thus, in contexts of rapidly shifting gender relations where gender-transformative work is embedded, requests to shift men in the direction of more gender equality can be met by men with feelings of a decline in masculine status or household authority, feelings of uselessness and a destabilised sense of what it means to be a man (Messner 1998; Sideris 2004).

Both times, the combination fell flat, because Ms. Linney's authority left watchers feeling she was smarter than Mr. Gere.

"The Packard people have really engaged the local community and authorities into feeling that this is their project," said Daniel Berger, a Culture Ministry consultant who has acted as a liaison in the Packard project.

It once tried to impose watershed rules that severely limited how owners could use their property, but local communities, feeling their authority was being usurped and their hopes for economic development were being undermined, fought back.

TEN years after returning in triumph from exile to take charge of a newly formed interim Palestinian Authority (PA), Yasser Arafat is feeling the wrath of his own people, who have become increasingly frustrated at the corruption, nepotism and sheer uselessness of his crumbling regime.

Now with the measures announced in the housing bill, to pilot right to buy in housing association properties, a 1% rent cut for council and housing association tenants, and the forced sale of "high value" council housing when it becomes empty, local authorities and housing associations are feeling the pinch, as tenants are.

The North Korean authorities said he has been "feeling discomfort".