The phrase "authority powers" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the powers or rights granted to an authority figure or organization, but it is better to use more established terms.
Example: "The committee was granted authority powers to make decisions on behalf of the organization."
Alternatives: "powers of authority" or "authoritative powers".
We will significantly extend local authority powers.
"It is obviously disappointing that the OFT chose not to tackle the issues surrounding local authority powers.
The publication of the long-awaited waste review signalled an end to local authority powers to penalise householders for "trivial" mistakes in putting out bins on the wrong day or putting recycling in the wrong container.
The problem, he says, is not a new one, but one that will get worse with the fragmentation of the education system, and weakening local authority powers and resources.
This is fitting since both worked through realms of indirect influence and power: Moses within the byzantine and barely accountable tangle of New York's public authority powers; Jacobs in the inherently decentralised world of community organising and writings about urbanism.
But the shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, said a growing number of parents would be disappointed that their child had missed out on their preferred school, and condemned the government for restricting local authority powers to provide places.
He called for a change in policy for local military authority power.
But with the desire for pilgrimage has come issues of authority, power and ownership.
It is also a matter of strengthening the authority, power and effectiveness of the UN.
The legitimacy of strikes per se has always been contested by the employers and the state, because strikes represent a challenge to their authority, power, and interests.
The coordinating committee he chairs has "no legal authority, power, or budget," Fujii explains.
