Sentence examples for authorities made by from inspiring English sources

Tara Bahrampour (NYT) MANHATTAN: ALGERIAN TERROR TRIAL -- A judge ruled yesterday that statements to authorities made by an Algerian accused of helping smuggle explosives into the United States could be used at his trial because they had been given voluntarily.

In this case, the claim for compensation is a five-digit sum, the savings the local authority made by not placing the boy in care, however, are much more substantial.

What is in issue is not the relationship of federal courts inter se—a relationship defined largely by the courts themselves—but the due observance by courts of the distribution of authority made by Congress as between its power to regulate commerce and the reviewing power which it has conferred upon the courts under Article III of the Constitution, U.S.C.A.

This statement provides confirmation for the distinction between decisional priority and decisional authority made by Whitney et al. [ 42].

The statements made by U.S. authorities signaling the importance of multi-jurisdictional cooperation have been amply supported by the enforcement actions resolved in the last year.

A third group believes that the authorities made a mistake by calling the Moscow election, underestimating its potential for destabilizing the political situation in Russia.

Not to get all Cory Doctorow here, but the Pirate Bay made pirating silly and the attacks by outside authorities made it look even more enticing.

The claim for moral authority is made by humanitarian actors on the basis that they are 'witnesses of suffering' and that the sufferers are not able to act in their own interests (Barnett 2010, p. 112).

CDC's August 2009 school closure guidance suggests that local authorities make school closure decisions by balancing "the risks of keeping the students in school with the social disruption that school dismissal can cause" [ 75].

"Discrimination against these people, tolerated by the authorities, makes them especially vulnerable to torture and ill treatment by state officials".

These intelligence projections exceed previous estimates by health authorities, making it hard to judge their reliability.