Sentence examples for bring the authority from inspiring English sources

As prime minister, he is right to bring the authority of his office to bear.

It ultimately ended in Seth holding Edge hostage while trying to get Cena to bring The Authority into power.

The rescue plan establishes or increases taxes and fees, steps meant to bring the authority about $1.8 billion a year.

Still, while selling station names could bring the authority revenue it needs, advertising experts say companies may not be as well-served.

The move has raised concerns it will bring the authority, which was set up in 2011 in Melbourne as an independent statutory agency, closer to government and limit its independence.

Another prominent blogger, Leonid Kaganov, told the magazine Afisha that the legislation was yet another attempt to transfer regulating power from the judicial system to unknown officials and "bring the authorities' relationship with its citizens into a shadow realm".

The Walder plan depends on $2.2 billion in federal loans and $4.7 billion from other sources, bringing the authority's total debt to more than $36 billion.

"In an increasingly crowded news environment Newsnight brings the authority, credibility and trust that defines the BBC's relationship with its audience," he added.

Mr Ferrett said: "I find it astonishing Councillor Hancock continues to remain as a member of the city council's cabinet now that the QC's investigation states there is a case to answer on allegations of bullying, failing to treat a person with respect, breaching statutory equality duties and bringing the authority into disrepute".

Mr Ferrett said: "I find it astonishing Cllr Hancock continues to remain as a member of the city council's cabinet now that the QC's investigation states there is a case to answer on allegations of bullying, failing to treat a person with respect, breaching statutory equality duties and bringing the authority into disrepute".

Though the team kept awfully quiet after their initial disclosure yesterday, it's reassuring to see that they seem to be making progress (not to mention that they've brought the authorities into this).