The phrase "authority over which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the scope or limits of someone's power or control in a specific context.
Example: "The committee has authority over which decisions can be made regarding budget allocations."
Alternatives: "control over which" or "power over which".
An ambassador, however, has authority over which Americans are allowed to stay in a foreign country.
Such a stance, of course, involves taking great risks with the lives of other people one is in no position to consult, by urging on a military and political authority over which we have at most extremely exiguous checks.
Not only did the reforms stem the revenue leaks, they also removed much of the organizational friction that had long bedeviled the company's pricing process by making it clear who had authority over which pricing decisions.
Tyco's new board is clear about who has authority over which transactions and, with three executives within the company reporting directly to it, has a window into day-to-day affairs.
The transfer of powers and responsibilities to the Palestinian Authority shall not affect the continued authority of the military government and its Civil Administration to exercise their powers and responsibilities for security and public order as well as for other spheres, including the sites referred to in paragraph 2 above, authority over which has not been transferred.
Those who want a dialogue with the West say it will be far easier to do so under the umbrella of the region's Islamist regimes, with whom the Obama administration is now engaged, than via the Palestinian Authority over which Mr Abbas presides in the West Bank.
Indeed, Mr. Bloomberg is often blamed for moves made by other governments or authorities over which he has no control, like the recent increase in transit fares.
The commission also said last year in its filing against the company that Intrade and an affiliate company had filed false annual forms with the agency, which had misled authorities over which investors could enter into contracts on the firm's Web site.
rule that the president, alone, has ALL AUTHORITY OVER WAR -- which is exactly opposite of the constitutional grant that gives that authority to Congress.
Port governance is an ensemble of mechanisms, processes and rules through which the authority over said activity is exercised, and refers to the behaviour of institutions being influenced by a varied set of agents and rules.
As Europe pressed ahead, American Congressional and regulatory authorities haggled over which banks should adopt the standards, the use of internal models to measure risk and the potential problem of inconsistent application of the rules globally.
