Sentence examples for authorities which represent from inspiring English sources

We focus on the role of the strongly connected nodes in the network — the so called trust authorities — which represent a different paradigm of trust delegation, in comparison to the decentralized community-based approach, which is also heavily present in the network.

Others expressed concern that the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, may want to destroy the Palestinian Authority and its institutions, which represent the Palestinians' hopes for a state of their own.

We picked symbolical places to kiss in Bucharest, many of which represent authority.

We always chose the optimal trees (or consensus thereof), where indicated, over constrained or suboptimal trees preferred by the authors based on a priori assumptions as to correct phylogeny of placentals (which represent 'appeals to authority' sensu [ 11]).

Obama has said that he needs fast-track authority to complete the deal with the other nations, which represent about 40percentt of the global economy.

The Conservative-dominated County Councils Network (CCN), which represents authorities covering nearly half the country's population, said its members expected to make an extra £900m of cuts next year to balance their budgets.

The Local Government Association (LGA), which represents authorities in England and Wales, said the money helped people faced with homelessness or struggling to afford meals.

"They need to discredit the Parliament, the authorities, which are represented by every person sitting in this hall, and every one of us may turn out to be a target for them.

The authority paid Westfield $140 million, which represented the company's original investment and about $15 million in interest.

The pope was named the "highest earthly authority for 1.1 billion souls," which represents one-sixth of the world's population.

The Local Government Association, which represents local authorities, is highly critical of the process for prosecuting bad landlords.