Sentence examples for authorities that support from inspiring English sources

Local authorities that support UASC are already worried about the impacts of removing services.

"The funding challenges we face are real and made even worse by the reduction in government funding for local authorities that support young people and families within our communities," they said in a recent statement.

But a growing number of lawmakers in Congress are seeking to limit U.S. authorities that support the deadly drone strikes, which have targeted a wider range of threats than initially anticipated.

There was a line of more recent Strasbourg authorities that supports a wider view of article 10 than that in Farrakhan, which place the emphasis on the words "regardless of frontiers".

High court deputy judge Seys Llewellyn QC ruled there was no legal authority that supported her case and gave judgment to the casino "in the sum of £1m, as claimed", plus interest.

But Fitzpatrick said his office had turned over exculpatory evidence, including Tomaselli's school records and university travel records, to federal and Pittsburgh authorities that would support Fine's defense in that case.

He also said he would advise local authorities that discretionary support should remain in place for other "priority groups" such as disabled people whose homes have had to be significantly adapted and those with long-term medical conditions which create difficulties in sharing a bedroom.

National Union of Teachers deputy general secretary Kevin Courtney said: "These figures are from before the massive cuts to local authority services that support children with special educational needs and black and minority ethnic pupils.

And, faced with weak federal support and no money for repairs, the local housing authorities that manage federally supported developments have boarded up or torn down more than 150,000 units.

She's made dozens of court appearances, spent countless hours on research and compiled 100 pages of "points and authorities" from legal cases that support her.

Now that many senators seem willing to consider Ms. Tavenner on her own considerable merits, not as a pawn in bigger political struggles, there is no good reason to deny her the added authority that support by the full Senate would bring.