Sentence examples for authority alterations from inspiring English sources
The breeze picks up slightly but still steadily, The increase in the breeze becomes the mild Dominant event, compelling with sweet oblivious Authority alterations in light and shadow, Alterations in the light of the sun on the water, Which becomes at once denser and more quietly Excited, like a concentration of emotions That had been dispersed and scattered and now were not.
The bills are expected to address a number of aspects of Nebraska law as it relates to pipelines, including enhanced authority over siting and alterations to eminent domain rules that allow a company to override reluctant landowners who refuse to accept lease terms for pipelines that cross their property.
These contrast differences could be used by local and state health authorities to interpret how alterations to standing avian community structure can alter the relative occurrence of human disease in particular areas.
907, conferring upon the Secretary of War the authority to direct the alteration of such bridges so as to render navigation easy and unobstructed, did not deprive the states of authority to bridge such streams.
Three of them received charges for murdering eight people, abuse of authority, and crime scene alteration.
What distinguishes alterations in the authority structure from other types of organizational change is their direct confrontation with the political character of corporate life.
The Petroleum Code of 1955, written by U.S. officials and enacted without any public debate or alterations by Bolivian authorities, forced the Bolivian government to forego its oil monopoly.
He will also be the review authority for parking exceptions in downtown and can authorize certain alterations of structures that are currently not up to city code.
Although Ai hasn't had any dramatic altercations with authorities since 2011, it was still a surprise to hear that his first ever solo exhibition in China got the go-ahead this year.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission EHRCC) examined the impact of combined alterations to tax, social security and local authority services between 2010 and 2022.
