Sentence examples for authorities under which from inspiring English sources

In the end, the company reached an agreement with the Romanian authorities, under which the operatives admitted to hacking and were released.

UBS in November finally cemented a deal with the American authorities under which the Swiss government will turn over the names of about 4,500 American clients suspected of evading taxes.

She said she had struck a deal with the Peruvian authorities under which she admitted she was carrying the drugs, but not that she was paid to do so, because it allowed her to cut her jail sentence.

He struck a deal with the local planning authorities under which he could build his dream home on the condition that he restored and maintained the great hall and incorporated some timber gables from the old houses into his new one.

Inter-Agency Panels May Want to Consult with HMG 4. (S) Polcouns used ref A guidance to respond to questions concerning whether the USG was considering resettling detainees in the United States and the legal authorities under which detainees were now being held.

Ultimately these solutions will need to be monitored by Chinese authorities — the same authorities under which the previous, nominally illegal excesses of Foxconn's were swept under the rug.

Public officials, to the extent they will tell, say that the Patriot Act is the authority under which they are authorized to conduct surveillance "suspected terrorists, those suspected of engaging in computer fraud or abuse, and agents of a foreign power who are engaged in clandestine activities".

Anglicans, unlike Roman Catholics, lack a central authority under which bishops in one nation must answer to an international body.

Beyond the problems outlined by Ms. Danticat, immigration detainees are overwhelmingly detained in jails and jail-like facilities despite the limited "civil" authority under which they are held.

Mr Bush's "fast-track" authority, under which trade deals must be accepted or rejected in their entirety by the Congress, expires in June.

Here are some examples: • In 2002, Mr. McCain voted to give the president "trade promotion authority," under which trade agreements were no longer subject to amendment by Congress.