Sentence examples for authorities through which from inspiring English sources

He decided that rather than challenge the legality of the towpath diversions, he would invite the local authorities through which the navigation ran to assume responsibility for maintaining the towpath.

The entire river, including parts of some of its tributaries, is designated as a Site of Nature Conservation Importance by the local authorities through which it flows, in recognition of its value for wildlife.

It consisted of representatives from each of the six local authorities through which the route passes, British Waterways, the Inland Waterways Association, the Grantham Canal Restoration Society and the Grantham Navigation Association, a group which had split off from the Canal Society in 1992.

It would give Web sites similar control while securing their certificates within a new encrypted version of the domain name system, the central directory of the Web, making it the de facto central certificate authority through which Web sites could generate their own certificates.

George Osborne's vision of a "northern economic powerhouse" is clearly intended, among other things, to put peer pressure on Midlands councils to follow suit, and to join Birmingham and the Black Country's proposed combined authority through which extra political and spending powers could be devolved.

The chapter is a quick introduction to the foster-care system — the little-talked-about network of agencies, authorities, and families through which so many children pass every year.

This is a national scheme in which 87% of public library authorities participate and through which GPs and other NHS staff can prescribe a book by printing and signing a form available locally on Coventry and Rugby clinical commissioning group's GP Gateway intranet.

It has been shown that giving birth at home means preserved authority and autonomy through which women have faith in life itself and rely on natural forces.

Pretty much every move they made was designed to evade, elude, or dupe authorities in Costa Rica and the US, including offering Costa Rican authorities a fake "portal" through which they could supposedly view transactions.

She said the focus should be on the Second Mile, the charity for at-risk children that Sandusky founded and through which, authorities have said, he identified some of his victims.

The opening led to a 30-foot drop and into a mile-long tunnel through which authorities say Guzman fled.