The phrase "authorities were complied" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "authorities complied"? If this is the case, you can use it when stating that authorities have followed or adhered to certain rules or requests.
Example: "The authorities complied with the new regulations set forth by the government."
Alternatives: "authorities adhered" or "authorities followed".
The prefects were renamed commissaires (commissioners), and their main responsibility was to ensure that regional and departmental authorities were complying with national legislation.
This corresponds to the standard budgetary practice and will help to ensure, with all due transparency, that the legislative authority's decision is complied with.
The Department will ensure every requirement in National Heritage Act 2005 will be complied by respective Authorities.
The delicacy of the situation was underscored today as Mr. Bush invoked a new law declaring that the administration must certify whether the Palestinian Authority has been complying with its commitments to curb terrorism, and to face sanctions if it did not.
Kelly tells me it's likely because Thai and Egyptian authorities have found ways to circumvent platforms altogether knowing that their requests will not be complied with.
In many of these cases there is no suggestion that the UK authorities were simply complying with US-run operations, as has often been offered as a defence in the Guantánamo cases.
Mr. Paterson thanked the task force for its work but did not comment on many of its recommendations, though he did praise the report's concerns that authorities were not complying with state law regarding contracting with businesses owned by minorities and women.
But if recent months are anything to go by, the government's selective approach to press freedom will grow only more overbearing.In April 2013, the authorities appeared to be complying with the demand of a tiny, hardline Islamic fundamentalist group when it had four "atheist bloggers" arrested.
Even in the most politicized cases, the Chinese authorities generally claim to be complying with their own criminal procedure laws.
A spokesman for the Home Office said covert surveillance was kept under "constant review" by the chief surveillance commissioner, Sir Christopher Rose, who monitors the conduct of authorities and ensures they are complying with the appropriate legislation.
