Sentence examples for central authority which from inspiring English sources

First, the access permission is determined by the central authority, which makes the scheme impractical.

The Kurds have the least interest in any strong central authority, which has never been good for them.

Utilities having an interconnected electric system or operating under a central authority which controls the production and dispatching of electricity may apportion these costs to this account and transmission expense Account 561.1 through 561.4, and Account 581, Load Dispatching - Distribution.

The U.S. government needed a central authority which used expert working groups, and which made clear to the public what was known, what was unknown, what process was in place for improving knowledge, and when there would be regular updates on those issues.

In the following, we study repeated games as a mechanism to motivate rational players to share data in the absence of a central authority which may use other mechanisms such as pricing techniques to manipulate the Nash equilibrium [19].

In addition, because of the absence of the third-party intermediary or central authority, which itself may suffer from corruptive, fraudulent, malicious, or illegal activities originated from inside, the trustless feature of blockchain reduces the risks and possible losses attendant to third-parties.

"When such meetings are conducted without notifying Georgia's central authorities, which were ignored, Tbilisi is, naturally, very irritated," the interim Georgian president, Nino Burdzhanadze, said Saturday.

The central authorities, which are normally especially secretive about such things before a big event, have tolerated if not actively encouraged such publicity.Local thuggeryAnother big change in China in recent years, however, has been the central government's diminishing grip on the actions of local officials.

The treaty calls for counties to set up a central adoption authority, which has been controversial in Guatemala because of the political clout of private attorneys who now manage adoptions.

London's central admissions authority – which handles the process for 32 London boroughs and the City of London – had to deal with more than 96,000 applications for reception places.

Anglicans, unlike Roman Catholics, lack a central authority under which bishops in one nation must answer to an international body.