Sentence examples for authority is better from inspiring English sources

So what is the likelihood of councils building further social rented housing or is there a risk that the benefits of self-financing will be thwarted by RTB? John Lines, cabinet member for housing at Tory-controlled Binsistsam council, insisthethe local authority is better off keeping its rent income instead of being part of the subsidy system.

The general idea behind many of the initiatives is to have the M.T.A. take over functions that city officials think the authority is better equipped to deal with on a statewide scale, and at the same time, absorb some or all of the costs.

Aristotle (Politics III.15.1286a IV 4 1292a) vigorously debates the question whether political authority is better exercised through a "rule [primacy, supremacy] of law" or "a rule of men," say of one best person, or a democratic assembly, or indeed (Rhetoric I 1 1354a32–b16) a court.

This time, the authorities were better prepared.

But, he suggested, the authorities were better than the insurgents holed up there.

They discussed lessons learned from the 9/11 terrorist attack, highlighting protocol in place so that first responders, intelligence professionals and border authorities were better equipped.

But he adds: "The evidence for whether bigger authorities are better or more efficient is at best mixed to tell you the truth.

Before that happens Pac has urged the government to analyse and publish details of this round's deployment costs to help local authorities be better informed.

The reasons that influence the initiation and cessation of smoking should also be further investigated so that health authorities are better equipped to formulate future cessation programs more efficiently.

The spokeswoman added: "The Local Government Minister Carl Sargeant has said very clearly that the settlement the Welsh government delivered to local authorities in Wales is better than they expected and better than in England.

That is better than local authority schools, he says.