Sentence examples for authorities to remember from inspiring English sources
Marriage urges local authorities to remember that unpopular works of public art often go on to become objects of affection.
The authorities would do well to remember that the word crisis, when written in Mandarin Chinese, is composed of two characters: one represents danger, the other opportunity.
To think back to the fall of 2003 is to remember the extravagant claims of unilateral authority emanating from the White House.
It is important, too, to remember that Mr Peres would not have had the authority to sell nuclear devices to another country.
The project follows a motion by Councillor Pauline McKeever in May 2013 urging the local authority to support the Remember Mary Barbour committee's campaign for a statue in her memory.
Personally, I like Homer Simpson's advice to "always remember to rebel against authority".
He repeated that as well as "very specialist areas of counter-terrorism" that he and colleagues from major American cities had been discussing, authorities should remember the importance of "officers on the street talking to people, and that can be a challenge for new communities".
Mr Paes said he did not remember the event, but asked the authorities to fine him to serve as an example.
And although Laird has reams of horror stories from her years as a director about "older male actors" who "just cannot cope with a woman in authority" ("I remember an actor once saying to me, 'Oh, you're gonna have to cover up your legs, I can't concentrate with you sitting there like that', in the middle of a rehearsal"), she does think that "people are getting better".
"Our authorities remember financial errors only of those they want to catch.
