The phrase "authorities too much" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sentiment about excessive control or influence by authorities, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Some people believe that authorities too much can stifle individual freedoms."
Alternatives: "authorities excessively" or "authorities too often".
The bill's opponents, including the Dominica Bar Association, said the legislation granted foreign authorities too much power over banking.
"It will marginally improve transparency and reporting requirements without tying the hands of authorities too much," she added.
But human rights advocates said they feared that the bill, which would give government ministers wide-ranging powers to fight misinformation that damaged the public interest, would grant the authorities too much leeway to decide what was true or false.
The administration reached a compromise earlier this month with a small group of Republicans who held up the vote to demand modifications in the bill, arguing that it granted law enforcement authorities too much power.
But in a statement Sunday, the federal police said that after Mr. Chávez was arrested, Mr. Gallegos ordered the killing of his wife after she visited him in jail, apparently because he felt Mr. Chávez had given the authorities too much information about Los Aztecas.
Ms Bouchart said that the migrants were costing the French authorities too much and were making life unpleasant for people in the city.
I think they think guys who are intelligent will challenge authority too much".
This has not hit the governor's authority too much; he still maintains his own private army.
Collin Brewer yesterday apologised for saying disabled children should be "put down" because they cost the authority too much money - but had refused to resign.
They lavish praise and authority (too much perhaps) on their two main sources upon which they built their version of events.
Collin Brewer, a Cornwall councillor, made the comment to a charity worker in 2011, saying disabled children cost the authority too much money.
