Sentence examples for host of authorities from inspiring English sources

But can it really help digest the meal, as suggested by a host of authorities through the ages, even the Bible?

The parties have extensively briefed the question of whether the doctrine of strict liability should apply to pure 'economic loss' and they have cited this court to a host of authorities and to cases of other jurisdiction 2 both favoring 3 and disfavoring 4 its application.

The parties have extensively briefed the question of whether the doctrine of strict liability should apply to pure "economic loss" and they have cited this court to a host of authorities and to cases of other jurisdictions both favoring and disfavoring its application.

But Ms. Byron-Marasek deployed her fourth team of lawyers on Wednesday to turn what was expected to be a one-day hearing into a drawn-out exploration of the quality of the Texas sanctuary, Wild Animal Orphanage, and the credibility of a host of authorities, including the International Fund for Animal Welfare, that have endorsed the new site.

But Ptolemy, St. Augustine, and a host of other authorities were wrong.

For years, a host of public-private authorities -- a secret government of sorts -- approved billions of dollars in public works without any real oversight from the public or its elected representatives.

But now, labouring under the banners of often impenetrable acronyms, and at one remove from the European Commission (which enables commissioners to make virtuous claims about their small staffs), the Eurocrats are everywhere.The acronyms signify a host of agencies and authorities that burgeoned in the early 1990s, when the commission, under Jacques Delors, was in expansive mood.

In a case of alleged forgeries that roiled the New York art market and led to a host of civil lawsuits, federal authorities on Tuesday declared a series of works sold as Modernist masterpieces to be fake and charged a little-known Long Island dealer at the center of the scandal with tax fraud.

Its distance from the city is done purposefully, as the organizers hope to avoid the hassle of authorities by hosting the party away from city centres.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority was the host of tonight's speech, and the authority's chief executive, Joseph Yam, turned to Mr. Zhou after his speech this evening and, with uncharacteristic bluntness to a top central banker speaking in public, told him, "It looks as if you're running out of options".

North Yorkshire is the first of the host authorities to confirm its planned road closures for the race.