Sentence examples for from which authority from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — For 600 years, the Forbidden City, with its vermilion walls, labyrinthine passageways and sloping tiled roofs, has stood in the heart of Beijing as the ultimate symbol of power, the inner sanctum from which authority emanated across a vast land.

A raid on the Ramones apartment on Monday turned up computer paraphernalia but not the actual PC from which authorities believe the attack originated last week.

Between 2000 and 2003 Google offered Adwords services to Chinese citizens that did no go via the local subsidiary, resulting in no local records from which authorities can check for tax avoidance.

It's true that many expected the disgrace of former Sen. Pedro Espada, who ran an empire of publicly funded health care services from which, authorities say, he was stealing money to fund his lifestyle in a comfortable suburban home far removed from the poor Bronx district he supposedly represented.

They discovered one grainy image that appeared to have come from the bunker, which authorities believe Mr. Keller had been working on for eight years, Sergeant Larson said.

Of course, the provision has also created a new revenue stream, from which the authority expects to reap about $20 million a year.

Mr. Raacke said the fund from which the authority took the $20 million was intended for renewable energy like wind and solar power, and for energy conservation projects like installing energy-efficient light bulbs and air conditioning.

The charges followed a six-month investigation in which authorities from the federal Drug Enforcement Agency, the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearmsand the Newburgh Police Department rented apartments in drug-infested neighborhoods and infiltrated the drug distribution network.

In an early classroom scene, we via a lecture to our heroes are told, "veterans imposed the stability" of the current civilization (so, y'know, support the troops!) and it thus operates under an authoritarian dogma, wherein violence is "the supreme authority from which all other authority is derived".

In an early classroom scene, we – via a lecture to our heroes – are told, "veterans imposed the stability" of the current civilization (so, y'know, support the troops!) and it thus operates under an authoritarian dogma, wherein violence is "the supreme authority from which all other authority is derived".

Some are ethnically motivated, while at least some of the looting appears to be the work of profiteers in areas from which the authorities have fled.