Sentence examples for authorities with which it from inspiring English sources

"It's as good as it's ever been," Mr. Glickman said of the group's standing vis-à-vis the various local, national and international authorities with which it deals.

In some ways, he would have preferred to continue a more staggered, cautious roll-out, describing the startup as "product-first and multi-vehicle," and says its customers are not just users of the service but local residents more broadly and the authorities with which it needs to coordinate.

Seeing the play again 10 years ago, in a revival at the Old Vic, I was impressed both by the authority with which it held a huge theatre, and how fresh and troubling its questioning of sexual roles still was.

The Bundesbank is conducting the investigation at the request of the BaFin, the financial authority with which it shares responsibility for supervising German banks.

The impression made on the public by the book's simple, direct language and by the obvious authority with which it treated the daily struggles and material hardships of camp life was magnified by its being one of the first Soviet literary works of the post-Stalin era to directly describe such a life.

That's what we buy when we buy advice: not just the content of it but the authority, even the grandiloquence, with which it's delivered.

Dagris, a French company, has set up a joint venture with some local authorities in which it holds the majority.

But Chinese authorities have in some instances refused to cooperate with F.D.A. investigations of counterfeit ingredients, and other countries have corrupt or largely nonexistent regulatory authorities with which to cooperate.

"Our China business is now subject to an ongoing investigation by the Chinese authorities with which we are fully cooperating.

The first incarnation of this policy was general practice fundholding in 1991, in which volunteer practices were given an NHS budget by the then local NHS health authorities with which to commission certain planned elective care, outpatient care, community health services, and prescribing.

An additional $260,000 of that grant was recently given to the Louisiana Family Recovery Corps, a nonprofit group that works closely with the state recovery authority, which it plans to use for the ineligible people.