Sentence examples for authorities to spread from inspiring English sources

The escalating use of the death penalty in the Middle East is seen as a tactic by the authorities to spread fear among dissidents in order to prevent them from participating in pro-democracy movements.

Through partnerships established to fight polio – another disease that haunts the country, with 92 cases in 2011 – these campaigns mobilize religious and traditional leaders, parents and authorities to spread and adopt healthy practices.

With the military's conventional forces coming home after the full withdrawal from Iraq, Admiral McRaven wants the authority to spread his commando teams into regions where they had been thinned out to provide forces for wars after the Sept. 11 attacks.

The result: no one has much authority to spread around.

The public is also reminded not to release any information that could inform the attackers of the whereabouts of the authorities, and not to spread unconfirmed rumors on the internet and on social media.

The plan must also show how the authorities will move quickly to spread technology across the border to ensure that agents can have surveillance capability along its entire length.

Though hot spots remained by the fire line on the southeast side over the weekend, the fire was not expected to spread, authorities said.

For his part, Sharma asserted that state authorities have a responsibility to spread awareness about sexual relationships at an early age.

The original plan, by Richard Ravitch, a former authority chairman, was intended to spread the costs of maintaining and improving the mass transit system evenly among drivers, straphangers and employers.

That even one falsehood would be mistakenly treated as a genuine first principle — say, the belief that the senses are reliable, or that ancient authorities should be trusted — threatens to spread falsehood to other beliefs in the system.

Pyongyang is spinning an elaborate conspiracy theory that alleges Malaysian and South Korean authorities colluded with the U.S. to spread the story that North Korean agents hired two female assassins to poison Kim Jong Nam.