Sentence examples for authority to tackle from inspiring English sources
The UN report gives foreign governments the authority to tackle its roots.
They have surrendered their authority to tackle problems by printing more money, instead handing power over monetary policy to the politically independent European Central Bank.
Rather than dictating a set of rules that will become out of date as the markets evolve, policy makers should devise legislation that ensures that regulators have the authority to tackle the issue of size and all potential systemic risks.
"I feel myself as a real, everyday kind of American guy," Mr. Mosley said when asked whether his fiction fans might question his moral or intellectual authority to tackle "Chain Gang".
The four ultra-conservative justices on the court — Alito, Roberts, Scalia, and Thomas — are in the vanguard of a movement to roll back the federal government and undermine its authority to tackle market failures.
Dr. Martha Brill Olcott, senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, said the push against the separatists was necessary to lend him authority to tackle other problems, including reviving the economy.
Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia division, urged Thai authorities to tackle the scourge.
Legislation to force local authorities to tackle the issue fell to filibusters.See articleCalifornia's governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, called a special election for November 8th.
A Western official echoed that sentiment, saying the trial should increase confidence in the ability of Afghan authorities to tackle the green-on-blue problem.
The HNS issued an apology and appealed for help from government and footballing authorities to tackle hooliganism and other crowd issues in Croatia.
Pressure has been growing on the French authorities to tackle the problems at the camp, which has expanded in recent months.
