Sentence examples for authorities too often from inspiring English sources

But human rights groups say the Singaporean authorities too often resort to the courts to silence their critics.

Human rights groups say the Singaporean authorities too often resort to the courts to silence their critics.

He says the influx provides an opportunity to harness the talents of the people and create a great city, but worries that the authorities too often oppress the poor with petty rules and rough treatment.

While many of those arrested were subsequently released, High Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein said unsuccessful efforts by the UN to determine information on their cases indicates that Chinese authorities "too often reflexively confuse the legitimate role of lawyers and activists with threats to public order and security".

We look upon authority too often and focus over and over again, for 30 or 40 or 50 years, as if there is something wrong with authority.

The movies, the media, and the authorities have too often insisted that we are a chaotic, selfish species and ought to fear each other.

"The authorities are too often cowed by corporate power, Whether that is political parties of all stripes in hock to vested interests, or regulators struggling to stop supermarkets from putting the squeeze on small suppliers, whether it's politicians kowtowing to media barons.

The reality, say activists for reform, is that the authorities all too often turn a blind eye to problems or ignore their legal responsibilities.

"Local authorities are too often failing to reach children and families who need help whether through early intervention services, statutory support for 'children in need' or statutory support for children care," it said.

In any case, the authorities are all too often complicit in the crime.

"Local authorities have all too often seen public health as the NHS's business.