Sentence examples for authority to play from inspiring English sources

Not Maliki or anyone else has the authority to play with the people's fate".

While it is unusual for the government to play a significant role in most bankruptcy cases, experts said that it was well within the government's authority to play the role it will in this case -- agreeing to the plan that comes out of the bankruptcy proceeding -- because the board's main interest is in restoring the industry to financial health.

"We are particularly lucky to find an actor of such stature and great authority to play Winston Churchill and we are delighted to welcome Edward to the company".

In some countries including Australia, New Zealand, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom and most Canadian provinces coroners are also vested with authority to play a more direct role in advancing public health: as part of their findings in particular cases, they may issue recommendations aimed at reducing risk and improving health and safety in the community [ 1, 2].

The task of this group was different: to evolve the style itself, while at the same time struggling to find in themselves the authority and confidence to play it.

It hurt many New Yorkers, especially women who remember when it was O.K. for the authorities to play down sex crimes against women, even rape.

This pleased independent Russian journalists like Masha Lipman, the deputy editor of the magazine Itogi, who says, "It will be much more difficult for the Russian authorities to play dirty jokes" on Turner.

"But it is obvious to me that the clearer the roadmap to greater fiscal rigour and integration is, the more permissive the environment would be for the monetary authorities to play an activist role.

You have to wonder if someone explained all this to the young Afghan girls who were honored by the ESPYs with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award for defying Taliban authorities to play soccer.

Examples include saving councils £200m by letting them pursue their audits nationally and helping local authorities to play a full role in health and social care through the Better Care Fund, calling for a £2bn transformation fund and a five-year commitment.

Dan Rogerson, the Lib Dem flooding minister, said on 4 November: "With winter on its way, we need local authorities to play their part in this and ensure they are fully prepared to respond and give clear advice to residents and businesses on how to plan for emergencies".