Sentence examples for authorities to explore from inspiring English sources

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that he had told authorities to explore legal options for detainee aid.

We'll continue to work with government and law enforcement authorities to explore what more can be done to tackle radicalisation," it said.

He also called on the authorities to explore a central censorship system, such as those used in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to block hate content.

Britain's consumer affairs watchdog urged competition authorities to explore a breakup of the British airports group BAA, which runs Heathrow Airport in London, saying its dominance had led to poor service and high charges.

In November, a South Korean consortium including the state-owned Korea National Oil Corporation announced that it had signed an agreement with the semiautonomous Kurdish authorities to explore a field in northeast Iraq over the next three years that has an estimated reserve of 500 million barrels.

"We are committed to working with the Israeli authorities to explore how technology can improve our cities with safe and affordable transportation alternatives".

The planning consultants working for Ms Ecclestone are in contact with the local authority to explore the limits of what can now be done.

The New York Power Authority agreed today to delay the planned sale of two nuclear power plants to a New Orleans company after lawmakers asked the authority to explore a higher, last-minute bid from another company.

The first authority to explore economic cycles as periodically recurring phenomena was the French physician and statistician Clément Juglar, who in 1860 identified cycles based on a periodicity of roughly 8 to 11 years.

On another visit to France in 1677 he obtained from the king authority to explore "the western parts of New France" and permission to build as many forts as he wished, as well as to hold a valuable monopoly of the trade in buffalo hides.

Mr. Lhota, who announced after the meeting that he would resign from the authority to explore a run for New York City mayor, argued in his letter that the pay-per-ride bonus "addresses concerns about the affordability of transit for our most economically disadvantaged customers".