Sentence examples for needs of authorities from inspiring English sources

US proposals for a cash injection will require changes to the law in the US so a short-term fund has been agreed to deal with the immediate needs of authorities in Benghazi to pay for food, public salaries and medicine until the end of the month.

Berners-Lee is sympathetic to the needs of authorities, but fighting crime is a red herring, he suggested.

At turns angry and sympathetic to the needs of federal authorities and the media, Dr. Hatfill portrayed himself as a dedicated scientist who had cooperated fully with the authorities at every step of their investigation, only to be victimized by "outrageous official statements and calculated leaks to the media leading to a feeding frenzy operating to my great prejudice".

But these exams are sometimes undermined, experts say, by tensions between the medical needs in emergency departments and the legal needs of the authorities.

Reengineering the prelicensing research and development process to align the evidence base with the needs of reimbursement authorities may be the long-term solution, but such changes will require major intellectual and organizational developments in healthcare research, regulation, and reimbursement.

It is therefore incumbent upon the legislature to craft appropriate boundaries that strike a balance between the valid needs of governmental authorities and the equally valid privacy demands of Internet users.

Nevertheless, the research not only matches the needs of the authority, but it could be the base for future research on this topic.

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, provides the needed tinge of authority (just like McKeon's committee staff) by referring to a budget "abyss" to Congress.

The model has already proved to be a useful tool of assessment for the needs of emergency response authorities in contingency planning.

This is still early as SITA and ShoCard have only been working on a prototype to see if it would fit the needs of the various authorities.

Tom Edson, the head of out of town retail at property group Colliers International, said: "There are no quick wins and whatever a business does needs to balance the needs of the local authority for residential with continuity of trading".