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Many transportation experts say this overhaul will better enable the authority to take over regional entities like bus companies.

Richard Kessel, LIPA's chairman, said the cables would enable the authority to "maximize the economic and environmental benefits of off-Island resources for Long Island's electric consumers".

The 24-mile, 330-megawatt cable, which runs between New Haven and the former Shoreham nuclear power plant on Long Island, would enable the authority to import cheaper power from the Northeast and Canada.

He said merging the Bronx and Manhattan bus system with the one that serves the three other boroughs would enable the authority to create more efficient and more attractive routes that would save money and attract more passengers.

Not only does this innovative economic development strategy enable the authority to stand on its own two feet, but it also completely turns on its head the traditional local government ethos that eschews risk taking and outsources to the lowest bidder.

The report, due to be discussed by councillors on 2 December before going to public consultation, suggests a number of options to enable the authority to save money.

He said he would draft laws to enable the authorities to remove municipal authorities colluding with drug traffickers, as allegedly happened with tragic consequences for the 43 students.

Among other functions, such systems would link teachers to students and test scores and thus, in theory, enable the authorities to distinguish between effective and ineffective teachers.

The surveillance technique at issue involves sending e-mail messages that plant so-called Trojan software on a suspect's computer, which would enable the authorities to scan the hard drive.

In particular, the commissioners called for a rule change that would enable the authorities to impose follow-up safety monitoring or to limit the scale of any release of genetically modified organisms.

Finding accommodation for the thousands camped at Stalingrad would enable the authorities to start with a clean slate and control the flow of new refugees in the French capital – estimated at 80 a day – in a "humane manner", she added.