Sentence examples for authority has completed from inspiring English sources

In the last eight years, the housing authority has completed, begun or designed more than 80 new community centers.

The authority has completed the first two phases of its Prospect Plaza redevelopment plan, involving not the actual housing project itself but 37 two-family houses and 150 rental units in four-story town-house-style buildings that were constructed on nearby lots formerly owned by the city.

One official in Panama said the authority had completed its review of the Splendor report in October 2012.

So far, Bangladeshi authorities have completed drills in 84 primary schools and nine secondary schools.

By Thursday afternoon, the authorities had completed tests and ruled out the possibility that the person was Timmothy.

The Princeton University Art Museum and Italian cultural authorities have completed the transfer of ownership of six works of art in the museum's collections.

Israeli authorities have completed what they say is the final large airlift of Ethiopian immigrants, ending decades of efforts to bring the remnants of an ancient community to the Jewish state.

"Once the authorities have completed their interviews, we'll take you to meet your friends and relatives … We will make all the arrangements to get you to where you need to be".

Large crowds of frustrated, exhausted people are spending the night at the Serbian border with Hungary, where Hungarian authorities have completed a new razor wire fence and closed off unofficial crossing points.

In the past year, authorities have completed refurbishing Bucharest's historic core, the Old City, adding a previously missing element to the urban fabric: a charming, walkable quarter with enough worthy distractions to keep you occupied for the day and enough bars and clubs to ensure you never have to sleep.

Criminal charges only come after authorities have completed their investigation and generally take much longer because prosecutors want enough evidence to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.