Sentence examples for authorities has changed from inspiring English sources

Two pharmaceuticals firms, GlaxoSmithKline and Abbott Laboratories, have been stung for illegal marketing.That some firms behave badly is nothing new, but the response of the authorities has changed recently.

But after last night's militarized reaction to the protests in Ferguson, it's worth considering whether the typical ending to the story, wherein the outrage of the community is met with silence on the part of the authorities, has changed for the worse.

The authorities had changed; so had the flag and all the administration officials".

Lots of local authorities have changed their policies, and often they are adding things that stifle the eligibility criteria.

He said Russian authorities had changed their tactics in dealing with large businesses, promising "that there would be no more masky shows, that they will not try to terrify us".

The authorities have changed their minds on what infrastructure project should come up in Dholera at least three times in the past six years – from the industrial area to an airport to a smart city.

Above all, the government hopes that several forthcoming events will convince the Acehnese that Indonesia's central authorities have changed for the better and that autonomy can satisfy their demands.On April 17th, after several delays, more than 20 soldiers accused of killing a Muslim leader and dozens of his students are due to go on trial.

In the past year, the Italian authorities have changed their tactics by going after the assets of the mafia gangs, our correspondent says.

Based on a recently published study, Danish authorities have changed the quadrivalent vaccine regime from 3 doses to 2 doses [ 32].

One could speculate that both hospitals and health authorities have changed a former hostility towards CAM to acknowledging its existence and even establishing cooperation with CAM practitioners, with or without a health care background, at the hospitals.

The character of the authority has changed, too.