Sentence examples for impact authorities from inspiring English sources

Aware of its potentially divisive impact, authorities carefully controlled media coverage of Bo's removal from office.

Shortly after impact, authorities dispatched five helicopters to ascertain any damage in the wake of the quake.

On the December 24 episode of TNA's primary television program, TNA Impact!, authority figure Dusty Rhodes announced a Three Way Elimination match for Final Resolution involving Brown, Kevin Nash, and Diamond Dallas Page (DDP).

On the July 17 episode of TNA's primary television program, TNA Impact!, authority figure Jim Cornette demanded that Booker T give the championship back to Joe, which Booker T refused, so Cornette set up a rematch between Joe and Booker T for Hard Justice to determine the true champion.

This results from the greater visibility that the body of work of the corresponding scientist receives after the publication of a landmark paper and establishes an increased scientific impact ("authority").

More subtly, but with perhaps even greater lasting impact, the authorities also wield economic influence through the National Bank for Social and Economic Development, an institution in Rio de Janeiro that has mushroomed, lending four times as much as the World Bank does around the globe.

In order to decrease the surface area of direct impact, the authorities permitted deep sand extraction, down to 20 m below the seabed.

Commenting on the findings of the report, Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude said: "The NAO has rightly recognised the huge impact the authority has had in its first year.

And Dr Linje Manyozo, lecturer in media, communication and development, at LSE discusses the impact of authority discrepancy on development reporting - can journalists be trained with the right skills to report the true voices of those in developing countries?

As she made her way along Victoria Embankment, led through the crowds by her guide dog Liza, Siobhan Mead, 27, from Great Yarmouth, said she voted Conservative last year, but had subsequently been dismayed at the impact local authority cuts have had on the availability of funding to help her live independently.

The Bank of England grapples with wage impacts, local authorities worry about pressure on public services, the government is introducing new policies in an attempt to improve immigration's contributions to the labour market, and the Polish plumber seems to have displaced the asylum seeker as a major target of public concern.