Sentence examples for in remote authorities from inspiring English sources

This was particularly the case for TBA clients; highlighting gendered cultural hierarchies that locate pregnancy-related decision-making in remote authorities other than the pregnant woman [ 24].

In some contexts, it has been observed that a woman's use of antenatal and facility-based delivery services is the outcome of a complex interplay of gendered cultural hierarchies that locate pregnancy-related decision-making in remote authorities such as older female relatives or traditional birth attendants [ 17, 24].

When the modern Tea Party movement coalesced in the early days of the Obama presidency, its allusion to the political grievances of the protesters in Boston Harbor a couple of hundred years earlier seemed plausible enough: Its members felt that their taxes were too high and their interests not adequately represented by the remote authorities in Washington.

Nearly half of that acreage was in remote Alaska, where authorities could manage the blazes with little danger to people, Smith said.

Windows has a built-in remote desktop.

Authorities in remote Humboldt County, in northern California, announced they would take another look at Durst in connection with the disappearance of a teenage girl, Karen Mitchell, in 1997.

In diplomatic circles, Mr. Karzai is sometimes referred to as the "Mayor of Kabul," a reference to his control of the capital, but weak authority in remote areas of the country.

The Yemeni government has long struggled to exert authority in remote and mountainous areas like Abyan, a known refuge for militants and one of several provinces where Al Qaeda is believed to operate with relative impunity.

Roesholt activated an emergency SPOT alarm, a beacon that people in remote areas use to alert authorities and loved ones when they encounter danger.

Three French children, who have not been named, are all thought to have been kidnapped and killed in remote areas and the French authorities are anxious to know whether Black has been pinpointed in any area close by.

Gordillo's release has again highlighted the political heft of Mexico's teachers, who often assume the role of authority figures in remote regions and exert a strong influence at election time.