The phrase "authority badly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where authority is misused or poorly exercised, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The manager handled the situation with authority badly, leading to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "poorly exercised authority" or "mismanaged authority".
The case rests on evidence of increasing urbanisation of the poor, frequent conflicts between traders and city authorities, badly planned markets and urban agriculture, increasing congestion and poor roads.
And it had to project a sense of peace, an image the Basque authorities badly needed to send to the world.Less than a decade later, Ferrovial, flush with the success of its Basque masterpiece, is engaged in engineering wizardry of a different sort finance.
6. Cameron is not going to resign, but his authority is badly damaged.
Speculation that Fukuda would resign mounted after his authority was badly shaken in a row over the timing of the next parliamentary session.
At the same time, the official audit of the vote by the Venezuelan election authorities was badly flawed, one of the American experts said.
His difficulty, however, is that his potential moral authority has been badly undermined by the divisive, sectarian tactics that have been deployed in his campaign.
But it was also an attempt by the elderly dictator, whose authority had been badly hit by the calamitous Great Famine of the 1950s, to reassert control over the party by obliterating enemies, real or imagined.
"I've tried to talk things through with the opposition, but they have voted against every single important government bill". Speculation that Fukuda would resign mounted after it became clear that his authority had been badly shaken in a row over the timing of the next parliamentary session.
Dad never all day work.'" He said he loved helping the authorities, but felt badly undercompensated.
The deal, which is subject to approval by Indonesian authorities, will provide badly needed cash for KPN -- like most European phone companies struggling with immense debts.
