Sentence examples for authorities was granted from inspiring English sources
After permission from the relevant authorities was granted, the Connect2 Kenilworth project was substantively completed in September 2011 with creation of the access across Kenilworth Common and the installation of the bridge over the A429 Coventry Road.
According to the declaration, the regional authorities are granted the right to determine the length of the state of emergency.
Hansen said Serbian police had Cuic under surveillance but "he did hide prior to proper authorities being granted and it took another close on two years before he was located again".
Both authorities were granted by assistant chief constables on the basis that McCrudden was "possibly armed with a firearm"; he was not, and there was simply no evidence to suggest that he would be.
It included clauses that secured non-members access to use the station if there was sufficient capacity, that Norwegian authorities were granted all necessary information about the installation's use, and that NTNF would approve all auxiliary installations.
There's nothing defensible about the case playing out in Virginia, in which authorities were granted a warrant by a judge to force a 17-year-old boy to have an erection and be photographed for evidence.
Under the terms of its limited self-rule, the Palestinian Authority was granted control over internal security functions in the areas it controls, but no role in external defense.
That authority was granted to it in the 1930s in response to a situation much like that faced recently.
21 Each prefectural government further had the mergers and reorganizations targets split within subordinate governments (county and district), and the relevant administrative authority was granted to them.
The authority was granted city easements for the location at 4500 Empire Ave .for a planned pedestrian bridge over the street.
The authority was granted city easements for the location at 4500 Empire Ave .for a planned pedestrian bridge over Empire Avenue.
