Sentence examples for for authorities on from inspiring English sources

The authors thank the participants of the workshop for authorities on short-chain PFASs in October 2016 hosted by the German Environment Agency for their valuable input in assessing the concerns of short-chain PFASs.

For authorities on this last head it is only necessary to refer to those already cited.

Scientists are also meeting in Denmark this week to produce advice for authorities on how to manage populations of Atlantic porbeagle sharks.

But since the Sept. 11 attacks against the United States, migration has become a national security priority -- and often the source of diplomatic tensions -- for authorities on both sides of the United States-Mexico border.

The funniest moments in "Ferdydurke" are those in which Gombrowicz satirizes the literary scene, mocking the "cultural aunts" who pass for authorities on literature and the schoolteachers who repeat nonsense like "Great poetry must be admired, because it is great and because it is poetry, and so we admire it".

There must also be an open discussion about the Islamic roots of practices like honour killings and a call for authorities on sharia to renounce the sanctioning of honour killings and to teach why such killings are wrong in the context of a reformed interpretation of Islamic texts.

For authority on this point, Wilson could have cited (though for some reason didn't) an impressive array of contemporary Christian thinkers.

The symbolic cityscape of Stavropol' plays an important role in interethnic relations in the multi-ethnic city; it is both an arena through which Russian identity is communicated with people and produced and reproduced, and an arena through which Russian citizens compete with each other for authority on historical narratives that operate at and between a number of scales.

Those supposed Confucian habits of public life a cheerful respect for authority on the part of the governed, based upon the assumption that Confucian governments honestly use their authority for the benefit of those they rule may be no more than a polite fiction.

Such criticism is produced out a desire for authority on the side of critics, and for protection on the part of the audience.

The frenzy of public opinion before the congress may offer some materials for authorities to reflect on.