Sentence examples for authorities from a from inspiring English sources

The envelope contained a copy of a handwritten letter to state authorities from a onetime Avalon resident named Patrick Harvey, describing an unnerving code of discipline.

Authorities from a number of city agencies worked to cut off the flow of water, which flooded basements in six houses, Firefighter Iannizzotto said.

Two years ago, Republicans in control of the North Carolina legislature took away key authorities from a newly elected Democratic governor.

Last night he was picked up by the Pakistani authorities from a friend's house and kept in isolation in a hotel surrounded by security guards and is expected to be sent out of the country today.

Other former prime ministers stand accused of manipulating the sale of state assets for their benefit.On New Year's Eve last year, Murat Demirel, the one-time owner of Egebank and a nephew of a former president, Suleyman Demirel, was picked up by the Bulgarian authorities from a small fishing boat that was trying to land on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.

The paperwork, recovered by the Mexican authorities from a suspected associate of the drug don, Joaquín Guzmán, show that he has a sophisticated counterintelligence operation and that he is a master at buying off top police officers and soldiers with his ample drug profits.

Finally, in spite of industry requests, the Commission excluded patent rights from the scope of protection, thus relieving customs authorities from an additional burden.

In November, he saved the authorities from an escalating crisis that threatened to worsen tensions with the Kurds by calling on hundreds of his imprisoned supporters to halt a two-month hunger strike.

Prime Minister Petr Necas of the Czech Republic said Thursday that he had no intention of resigning after the authorities from an organized crime unit raided government offices in Prague and arrested several officials, including one of his senior aides.

Elizabeth frantically tried to save her and raise the authorities from an apathetic slumber, the type of which allowed similar gangs in Rochdale, Rotherham and other parts of the country to exploit young, vulnerable girls with impunity.

The pressure on authorities – from an angry public that has little faith in either elected leaders or the notoriously slow and inefficient Indian judicial system – to punish those responsible for the attack is immense.