The phrase "authority part" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a specific segment or aspect related to authority, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In the report, the authority part outlines the regulations that must be followed."
Alternatives: "authority section" or "governing body aspect".
"The authority part of it just frankly works for me; it's the only way I know to be," he said.
In return, Accenture earned about $3.2 million in fees from the authority, part of an arrangement in which the firm charged a commission on any successful renegotiation.
Mr. Grassley said Mr. Obama's appointments were a clear abuse of executive authority, "part of a pattern of disregard for the constitutional system of checks and balances".
To further describe the idea of the specifically supranational identity of the CT, the article will then discuss some core provisions pertinent to the authority (Part 1II) and legitimacy (Part IV) of EU.
The huge increase in private care homes from the 1980s onwards was accompanied by the gradual closure of local authority Part III accommodation, and domiciliary care companies took over the work of the home help service.
"It was lobbying by industry, including the electricity companies, that was to blame for all these exceptional rules," said Hans Jürgen Nantke, the director of the German trading authority, part of the Federal Environment Agency.
Mr. Tauranac and the authority parted ways in the mid-1980s; he says he was "declared redundant".
So it was an intellectual interest, but I think it also was just the anti-authority part of me.
This was unusual, and suggests fear on the authorities' part, as does the abrupt shift back to traditional methods as night fell.
Artists of the Duchampian sort delighted in effacing the boundaries, which, with increasingly avid complicity on the authorities' part, kept being redrawn to corral the effacements.
She had gone only one week earlier to an interview with immigration authorities, part of her application for permanent residency through a program for people under the age of 21 who have left their native countries because of domestic violence.
