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"The further the court's authority has expanded from where it was in 1978, the greater the need has been for independent-minded government skeptics on the court," he said.

But the agency hasn't communicated well with those neighborhoods as its authority has expanded beyond its original mandate.

Since 2016, Chinese authorities have expanded public warnings about the threat posed by American espionage.

In response to the meetings, Milwaukee authorities have expanded the availability of children's-court data so that everyone involved has access to the whole picture.

Iranian authorities have expanded the scope of its definition from 'armed war against the state' and 'heresy' to include 'working to undermine the Islamic establishment' and 'cooperating with foreign agents or entities'.

The Manhattan district attorney's office and federal authorities have expanded their investigation into antiquities smuggling by Subhash Kapoor, a longtime Upper East Side art dealer who is accused of selling looted items from India that have ended up in private collections and museums around the world.

In addition, authorities have expanded their investigation of Le Guennec's late cousin Maurice Bresnu, Picasso's last driver, who himself had possessed over a hundred of his employer's works.

By using his authority, he has expanded it.

The team now sells its services – mostly to central government departments and local authorities – but has expanded to take on a wider variety and greater number of projects, including for foreign governments, the World Bank and UNDP.

Mr. Wills's point is that the authority of the papacy has expanded and calcified to a degree not justified by the Scriptures and early councils that established the church's fundamental beliefs.

The new report comes at a time when the Pentagon has expanded its war authority in several active conflicts while adopting an increasingly secretive approach, and is likely to raise new and old concerns around the constitutionality of executive war-making privileges put in place after September 11 , 2001