Sentence examples for authorities of course from inspiring English sources

The French authorities, of course, are not the only ones grappling with issues related to Islam.

"That was publicly driven by public decisions, and in many cases, public authorities, of course in partnership with the private sector".

Foreign investigations require the permission of the national authorities, of course, but in this case Ahmad and her team had received extensive support from the British.

Prison authorities, of course, have had some sense of the illicit activities within the prisons but have found it extremely hard to trace the flow of money; many inmates pay the gang by sending hard-to-trace money orders to a designated person on the outside.

About her Bigfoot sighting, Rose learned that such creatures were routinely spotted in all of the Southeastern states — although the scientific authorities of course denied their existence — and the animals were commonly referred to as skunk apes, because of the broad white or silver vertical stripe on their backs and their notoriously disagreeable odor.

About her Bigfoot sighting, Rose learned that such creatures were routinely spotted in all of the Southeastern states although the scientific authorities of course denied their existence and the animals were commonly referred to as skunk apes, because of the broad white or silver vertical stripe on their backs and their notoriously disagreeable odor.

He has earned the right to his authority, of course.

But that authority, of course, cannot be found..

"We didn't have any authority, of course; we just gave ourselves authority," said Iman Bugaighis, a spokeswoman for the council.

The flip side of that authority, of course, is that he cannot cope with its loss — cannot, for instance, bring himself to tell his wife, Megumi (Kyoko Koizumi), that he has been made redundant.

He retorts with classic parental sarcasm, "It's a crime against God to turn off the TV?" Not all the most interesting new shows invoke a higher authority, of course.