Sentence examples for authority will continue from inspiring English sources
The slow leaching of the office's authority will continue.
The authority will continue to manage the developments and own the land they sit on, and part of the money they receive will come through the New York City Housing Development Corporation's sale of bonds.
However, due to concerns over cultural failings at Deutsche Bank, including the findings of this notice, the authority will continue to monitor the bank's success in implementing cultural change via ongoing supervisory action".
Under the new policy, the authority will continue to allow so-called viewpoint ads, but each will be required to include a disclaimer noting that the ad does not imply the authority's endorsement of its views.
For example, the term sheet states that the terminal will not have more than 14 gates, and the authority will continue to enforce noise rules as it does now, while also supporting a mandatory nighttime curfew.
And just a few weeks into 2016 state legislative sessions, it's clear that ending local authority will continue to be the go-to strategy for state legislators and their special interest allies, as a means of blocking earned sick days, minimum wage hikes, tobacco and fracking bans, pro-worker policies, or anti-discrimination laws.
"If the DNA doesn't match, the Indian authorities will continue the search for her family".
"It's suggesting the authorities will continue to focus on economic growth somewhere about 6.5 and 7%," he said.
The problem is that no one knows how long capital outflows from China will persist or how long the Chinese authorities will continue to intervene.
"The UK authorities will continue to monitor developments closely and will take actions required to safeguard financial stability in the United Kingdom," the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, said.
CPC authorities will continue to engage with Apple to ensure that it provides specific details of changes required and put its practices into line with the common position".
