Sentence examples for authority supported by from inspiring English sources

The high chiefs (arii nui) exercised considerable authority, supported by supernatural sanctions and a priesthood, but their relationship with lesser chiefs and people was reciprocal.

The Palestinian Authority, supported by more than $1 billion a year in foreign aid, has provided many essential services since it was created under the terms of the 1993 Oslo accords.

It considered but came down against unifying Dartford and Gravesham as a unitary authority (supported by Dartford but rejected by Gravesham).

Management responsibility lies primarily with the GBRMPA, a Commonwealth (national) government authority supported by explicit governance relationships with other Commonwealth and Queensland (state) government departments and the involvement of nongovernmental organizations and local community-based committees.

· Appointment of an appropriate control authority supported by legislation.

We report the results of the childhood lead poisoning prevention study (1996 2000) in Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority supported by U.S. Agency for International Development USAID /Middle East Regional Cooperation Centers for Disease Control and Preventionn (West Bank and Gaza).

At the same time, he sent an army to seize Amsterdam, but it was thwarted by delays on its march and by the determined resistance of the municipal authorities, supported by the common people.

Somalia suffered its first outbreak of polio in six years in May 2013, starting with a two-year-old girl in Mogadishu and sparking a nationwide vaccination campaign by the Somali authorities supported by the World Health Organisation and Unicef, the UN children's agency.

Congolese authorities supported by the United Nations tried to arrest Commander Sheka in July while he was spending the night at the home of a friend in the Congolese Army in Goma, Human Rights Watch said, but he escaped, apparently after he was tipped off.

But the US authorities, supported by British officials, are now working on arrangements to transfer the men to America to face terrorism charges.

He had sought reassurance from the Canadian authorities, supported by his letter from the NIO, that he could travel there despite having been named by British newspapers in relation to the Hyde Park bombing, a charged he denied.