Sentence examples for authority to undertake from inspiring English sources
A five panel independent Murray Darling basin authority to undertake a basin-wide study to understand the social and economic conditions in irrigation communities, reporting on 31 December.
But pieced together the laws have been interpreted as giving them wide-ranging authority to undertake mass surveillance of emails, texts, phone conversations and internet searches.
This is particularly problematic in the Catholic Church, since only a tiny proportion of its members, the bishops, have formal authority to undertake the policing task, and currently they are the ones under the severest scrutiny.
The range of questions involved in attempting to coordinate school and university education is so large that only a royal commission would have the authority to undertake the task.
Franklin D Roosevelt swept into power in 1933 and for the first time the president was granted the authority to undertake trade negotiations to reduce foreign barriers on US exports in exchange for lower US tariffs.
Today's statement by the Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee indicated a decision by its members to delay action on proposals to limit the Presi dent's authority to undertake military action in Cambodia by restrictions on military appro priations.
In this case, once possible potential nuclear hazard was detected, the custom authority, authorized to undertake radiological inspections, will implement a series of SOPs including risk identification/evaluation, reporting, PPEs for staff, etc.
Following a public interest case brought by a local NGO, a Bombay court has ordered the city's municipal authorities to undertake a clean-up operation.
A newly released secret recording of Ukraine's president, Leonid D. Kuchma, indicates that in the fall of 1999, he ordered his police and tax authorities to undertake a broad campaign of threats and intimidation to ensure that he would win election to a second term as president.
Another cable passed along doubts about a Human Rights Watch report that said the police were using torture in interrogations — saying it relied heavily on allegations made by members of the same group — though the embassy did urge the Bahraini authorities to undertake a "timely and credible" investigation.
