Sentence examples for authorities posed from inspiring English sources

Still, the possibility that new details might emerge of Mr. Blagojevich's political dealings and from his phone conversations, secretly recorded by federal authorities, posed risks.

In April 2012, according to a sealed federal indictment from the Southern District of New York, a confidential source working for US authorities posed as a member of a "South American drug trafficking organization" who was "interested in establishing facilities in Liberia for the production of methamphetamine and cocaine".

The steps planned by the Beijing authorities pose "no reason for concern," said Konstanze Carreras, a BMW spokeswoman.

Every encounter with the police, hospitals and other authorities poses a risk that their invisible lives will be exposed.

As demonstrated by other papers on this issue, open-source intelligence (OSINT) by state authorities poses challenges for privacy protection and intellectual-property enforcement.

Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANET), due to their lack of physical infrastructures or centralized online authorities, pose a number of security challenges to a protocol designer.

A Step Journal article from 2009 noted that in addition to the threats that creditors and tax authorities pose to a family's wealth, "the 'enemy within' needs to be considered.

#38 Deaths Since February While trying to manage the challenges to Soviet authority posed by the Baltic states, Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader, must also grapple with a new outbreak of ethnic tensions between the predominantly Christian Armenians and the predominantly Muslim Azerbaijanis.

President Karzai's chief concern -- and the one that prompts him at nearly every opportunity to appeal for more foreign peacekeeping troops to range outside the capital -- is the threat to his authority posed by warlords.

Demonstrations against rising prices and economic hardship erupted Monday into rioting against the Palestinian Authority, posing a new challenge to the Western-backed government.

The Department of Homeland Security said that individuals or organizations "reverent of individual liberty" and "suspicious of centralized federal authority" pose a threat.