Sentence examples for authority may be able from inspiring English sources

If you need money to make alterations to your property because you are less mobile, you may be able to get financial assistance – your local authority may be able to point you in the right direction.

Whether they are CEOs or heads of state, top leaders may be able to cut through the rancor that has infected discussion among their subordinates and, thanks to their decision-making authority, may be able to identify and implement solutions that less powerful parties cannot.

Someone in a position of authority may be able to advise you or intervene for you, like Saidani-Scott now sometimes does.

With that discovery, authorities may be able to link the two attacks, and that could provide the first concrete evidence that the Kenya attacks were carried out by Osama bin Laden's network.

But, he added, "it is losing its moral stature around the world". American authorities may be able to quash this message on some college campuses, but it won't stop being true.

The Kenyan authorities may be able to apprehend him, but plenty of jihadist volunteers have used the porous Kenya-Somali border to slip through the net and join al-Shabab.

And authorities may be able to obtain the evidence they need to prosecute the Kodo-kai from the rebel factions.

If you think you have suffered an injustice as a result of bad, inefficient or improper administration by your local authority you may be able to complain to the local government ombudsman (see Local government).

NEF hopes to work with housing associations and local authorities, which may be able to provide low-rent premises for a service that would benefit their tenants.

If those documents do not give the board the authority to impose such a fee, it may be able to amend the bylaws to provide the necessary authority.

"With regard to that, the UK national security adviser is in Paris today for discussions with French authorities on what further assistance we may be able to provide to them".