Sentence examples for authorities of statements from inspiring English sources

The Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges suspended trading in shares of 66 companies based in Sichuan on Tuesday pending the receipt by securities authorities of statements from the companies to update the markets on their situations.

Further, the epistemic and moral authority of statements made by people with disabilities about their experiences may vary with the kind of experience they describe.

It had the oracular authority of a statement of the profoundly obvious.

"Turkish authorities' statements of an alleged violations of Turkish airspace by a Russian Su-34 jet are naked propaganda.

Mr. Herrod in Utah said that after an internal memorandum from the United States Department of the Interior was made public last month, discussing sites around the country potentially suitable for federal protection as national monuments — including two sites in Utah — support for all kinds of statements against federal authority gained steam.

Mr. Herrod in Utah said that after an internal memorandum from the United StatesDepartment of the Interior was made public last month, discussing sites around the country potentially suitable for federal protection as national monuments — including two sites in Utah — support for all kinds of statements against federal authority gained steam.

He has been accused by the British authorities of making "extreme and political statements".

It remains unclear whether Moore or any of the other neighbors alerted authorities of the couple's alleged statements.

paramārtha-satya) framed in positive terms as false, but develops a hermeneutics to retain the authority of correct moral statements on a covering (Sk. saṃvṛti) or conventional (Sk. vyavahāra) level.

Sheriff Olson, the sole official voice of the authorities, kept his statements to the news media brief, and even thanked Mr. Dykes for allowing officials to pass coloring books, Hot Wheels cars, potato chips and medication to Ethan.

"Not all education authorities give children statements of special education needs, so it's hard to see how some will be helped". Her comment reflects last year's audit commission findings that children are often let down by patchy, inefficient services.