Sentence examples for major authorities from inspiring English sources

Inquiries at eight other major authorities in the state revealed only two others, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and New York State Housing Finance Agency, that have included similar language in severance agreements.

Mr. Hevesi and Mr. Spitzer said those steps did not go nearly far enough to cure the problems in the state's 169 major authorities and subsidiaries, most of which were set up over the last 50 years to insulate lawmakers from unpopular decisions like fare increases and to circumvent the need to have voters approve borrowing for expensive projects, from highways to university campuses.

The FCC is, for some reason, one of the major authorities on orbital debris, and is currently looking at revising its rules.

The observation that most of these were already in PubChem is likely to be the default case for patents from the major authorities, unless they have been published since the latest SureChemOpen deposition.

Indeed, despite the "myth" of digital-rectal examination is alive among physicians, its implementation as screening procedure is not cost effective [ 18] and therefore not recommended by major authorities [ 10- 13, 26, 27].

Because of the high sensitivity and specificity of serum hCT measurement by immunoassay technology using two monoclonal antibodies routine hCT measurement has been suggested for assesment of patients with thyroid nodular disease by major authorities in Europe [ 2, 20, 32, 33] and the United States [ 34, 35].

"The school as an institution has not been focused on by any major authority.

When the doctor said it was a product of their imagination it just stopped, which was easier to do in a day when doctors had major authority.

Dafydd Jenkins was the major authority on the laws of the 10th century Hywel ap Cadell, or Hywel Dda, the only king of Wales to be given the epithet "Good".

Mr. Greenwood of the A.C.L.U. said that during the street clashes, Mayor Luken, while lacking major authority, stepped up to speak to racially divided constituencies and to defend the city.

In the speech, Mr. Bush will repeat his call for nations -- including those that opposed the Iraq action -- to contribute to rebuilding the country, but he will offer no concessions to French demands that the major authority for running the country be turned over immediately to Iraqis.