The phrase "authorities great" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the authorities in a positive light, but it lacks proper grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "The authorities great in their efforts to maintain public safety were commended by the community."
Alternatives: "authorities commendable" or "authorities impressive".
But the White House budget director at the time, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., prevailed in dictating that much of the money be distributed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and its Community Development Block Grant program, which would give local authorities great flexibility in how to use federal dollars.
Whether for purpose of convenience, privacy or to avoid paying taxes or the authorities, great sums of money are loaned all the time to purchase art.
In the coming 100 years, six local authorities - Great Yarmouth, Southampton, Cornwall, North Norfolk, East Riding and Scarborough - are expected to lose more than 200 homes each.
In dealing with a mass influx, U.S. courts have given authorities great leeway to detain people while assessing their claims.
Working alongside local authorities, great care was taken to target the most vulnerable households.
Reaching the vulnerable Working alongside local authorities, great care was taken to target the most vulnerable households in Gihundwe.
The authorities' greatest mistake was to keep us together, for together our determination was reinforced.
The solution, they believe, is coercing patients into treatment and modifying the law to allow families and authorities greater control.
But the move toward granting the authorities greater access to personal data is being resisted by the European Parliament.
The Bill will give the authorities greater powers to disrupt and control the movements of people who want to travel abroad to fight.
Bright blue A growth manifesto Pride and prejudice An unwelcoming nation ReprintsThe first change is that Whitehall is granting local authorities greater power over borrowing and spending.
