Sentence examples for authorities to study from inspiring English sources

Mohamed Al Hammadi, the chief executive of the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation who has worked with authorities to study ways to augment the emirates' power needs, said the nuclear technology being used was "safe and peaceful by design".

She got into Oxford, where a few women were condescendingly allowed by the male authorities to study but not to take degrees, and spent a year reading English at Somerville.

In Canada, one study was performed by authorities to study baseline levels in local infant formula, where melamine was detected in 60 of the 80 local products sampled, at concentrations ranging from 4.31 to 346 μg/kg (Health Canada 2008).

The state comptroller has a staff of 500 and the authority to study any issue and examine any document, but no mechanism to enforce the office's recommendations, other than public pressure.

In Wednesday's announcement, seismologists directed by the regulatory authority to study a known fault that runs under the Tsuruga No. 2 reactor said that the fault showed signs of being geologically active, suggesting a high earthquake risk.

It also explicitly suggests the Centers for Disease Control CDCC) has the authority to study gun violence which it hasn't done in decades—albeit without providing new funds.

A spending bill passed earlier this year reaffirmed the CDC's authority to study gun violence, but that's unlikely to happen without additional funding.

If you prefer authorities to studies, the National Autistic Society says that five major US professional bodies now formally oppose the use of FC, including the the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, The American Speech-Language-Hearing andociathen, American Association on Mental RetardationAmerican Association on Mental Retardation

Mr. Pitts said that the federal authorities intended to study the question of Canadian drugs and their safety for 12 months, but that there were no legal provisions allowing Illinois to be designated a test state.

By then, she said, she had grown frustrated with what she described as the authorities' unwillingness to study the huge file she had amassed with the stories of 20 to 30 people who had been approached online.

Philip Hammond said authorities need to study how terrorists were apparently able to take down a commercial airliner with a bomb for the first time since the Lockerbie air disaster of 1988.