Sentence examples for authorities to shoot from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the city had to call federal authorities to shoot two coyotes that had attacked a pair of dogs in Golden Gate Park.

The controversy over "Cyclo" made it harder for Mr. Tran to get approval from the authorities to shoot "The Vertical Ray of the Sun".

In January he said he would seek a constitutional amendment to allow authorities to shoot down a hijacked airplane to head off a terrorist attack.

He advised Pakistani authorities to shoot down NATO aircraft should a similar event take place in the future, and to keep the supply lines closed, on the argument that the US cannot afford a war with Pakistan.

Mr. Bremer's first decision was to give soldiers the authority to shoot looters.

They noted that before Sept. 11, fighter pilots had no authority to shoot down a passenger plane.

Chechen policemen remain mostly unarmed and are subject to the 7 p.m. curfew under which the Russian military has authority to shoot anyone on the street.

They omit that the Apache had been given the authority to shoot the men, and was maneuvering to do so before Noor-Eldeen waseenen peering around the building.

On the morning of 11 September 2001, as the scale of the airborne terror attack on the US became clear, George W Bush gave US military pilots authority to shoot down passenger jets that did not respond to calls to land.

India's half-century-old Armed Forces Special Powers Act, which was extended to Kashmir in 1990, gives troops the legal authority to shoot any person they suspect of being a threat, and guarantees immunity from prosecution.

If this fails to deter the crease intruder (knowing Holmstrom, he may actually enjoy it), the linesmen will have the authority to shoot him in the neck with a tranquilizer dart.