Sentence examples for boundary authority from inspiring English sources

The boundary authority, INETER, had redrawn the capital city's limits, leaving his house a bit short of 100 metres outside.

What sort of boundary authority redraws a city limit to prevent a man from running for mayor?

Specific potential federal tools mentioned include zoning, Landscape Conservation Cooperatives, the Endangered Species Act, beyond boundary authority, land exchanges, less-than-fee acquisition and other incentives, the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act, and federal land annexation.

Boundary authorities in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have published separate proposals.

A Los Angeles School Police Department officer will be present on every middle and high school campus, and two city police officers will be stationed at each of the elementary schools within city boundaries, authorities said.

First, from the aspect of clarity, for federalist states, there is a clear boundary of authority and accountability between the central government and local governments with local citizens' voting and monitoring rights (Tiebout 1956; Xu 2011).

"I shall be lobbying Government to change the law to county boundaries, not local authority boundaries".

Room 256, in other words, is the place where the traditional boundaries of authority and deference between students and teachers break down.

In the matrix, however, power struggles are inevitable; the boundaries of authority and responsibility overlap prompting people to maximize their own advantage.

Provide your new hire with a job description that includes well-defined accountabilities and any boundaries around authority or available resources they should be aware of.

A cutting edge examination of the tension between religious order and harmony on one hand, and protecting religious freedom for all on the other, this book offers a cutting edge study of how the history of regulating religion has been about the constant negotiation for the boundaries of authority between the state and the religious majority group.