Sentence examples for authority at risk from inspiring English sources

Jean-Vincent Placé, a Green senator, whose party sits in government, urged lycée students to hold fresh demos.The upshot is that an enfeebled president finds his authority at risk in his own camp.

It is against the law for councils to keep homeless families or pregnant women in B&Bs for this length of time – failure to do so leaves local authorities at risk of judicial review proceedings.

The council's legal teams realised the authority was at risk of "impliedly licensing" protestors to be on the premises by holding meetings with them so abruptly ended discussions.

It was known that children under the care of the local authority were at risk of being targeted.

Finally, we argue that checklists represent a rational and methodical way to develop acceptable practice standards focussed upon the difficult risk mitigation choices that are made by civil protection authorities and at-risk individuals.

Subsidiary debates are likely to revolve around; (1) the relative merits of practice norms that are labelled respectively 'acceptable'goodood' and 'best'; and (2) the critical norms that should underpin all scientific activities and deliverables with a view to making them more relevant to and valued by civil protection authorities and at-risk individuals.

More recently (since 2001) funding from the federal government for lahar protection in the area has dried up, leading local authorities in at-risk cities like Orting to fear a disaster similar to the Armero tragedy.

It's a disgrace to be discriminated against in such a way by the government, who continue to handball the responsibility from authority to authority at the risk and expense of the individual," says James.

The vice chairman, Henry R. Silverman, said in an e-mail message that the final deal allowing Mr. Silverstein to build two skyscrapers at ground zero with up to $1.6 billion in public subsidies cannot leave the developer flush with cash and the authority at financial risk.

However, the NAO said information compiled by the Audit Commission, the local government spending watchdog, suggested that 12% of local authorities were at risk of not balancing future budgets.

Project results: Due to effective cooperation of "Unitus" with state-run service units and authorities many most-at-risk adolescents were identified.