The phrase "authority it will have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the power or control that something will possess in the future.
Example: "The new policy will determine the authority it will have over the implementation of regulations."
Alternatives: "power it will possess" or "control it will exert".
On the first slip he had written "Madrid," and, under that, "Accdge the latest disposition of the authorities it will have to pay an increase of one ptas over the summindicate by the taxi".
Unless Apple wants to take on the competition authorities, it will have to approve the app, and let users choose between the two mapping systems.
Without those measures, the authority says it will have to slash services and raise revenues from fares by 23percentt.
The authority anticipates it will have to save a further £43m in 2013/14.
The consumer agency cannot set interest rate caps, but it will have authority to go into payday shops and examine their records and practices, in the same way that regulators do now at banks.
If there is to be a big push for freer trade, including a successful bid to extract fast-track authority from a recalcitrant Congress, it will have to wait until 2001.
These include the interim government's lack of an electoral mandate and its dependence on a huge, American-dominated military force, over which it will have little authority.
Yurik Darbinyan London, W11 4TFinanceance Minister John Swinney announced his budget, with its Scottish austerity cutback of 3.5 per cent on local authority funding, in the knowledge that it will have a severe impact on jobs and services throughout Scotland.
If the Treasury decides to take the first option, it will have some authority to determine the executive compensation structure of the firm.
It can be performed by giving a certificate generated by a recognized Certification Authority (it will have clearance to work through the WWW) to the gateway node, which provides access to Internet.
