Sentence examples for of different authorities from inspiring English sources

"These allegations have been examined in depth by a variety of different authorities, and no one has proven any of them to be true.

Questions about money laundering could be investigated by a number of different authorities: federal U.S. Attorneys, the Manhattan District Attorney's office, the New York Attorney General, or the New York State Department of Financial Services.

Well, SSL was actually replaced by TLS some time ago, which fixed some security holes, but not the biggest: browsers automatically accept security certificates for any site from literally hundreds of different authorities, any of which can be, and often are, compromised.

His shock at the profusion of different authorities, paradoxically, only hastens the cure by having him simply outgrow his problem.

The government is planning to move business-tax payments online, which should end the problem of multiple filings to different authorities.

"Not only have we had the financial contribution, we've also developed closer links with all the authorities and the school, so that all the officers of the different authorities now visit the school and are working in partnership with the senior team and pupils and staff and that's had a significant improved effect," said Mr Griffiths.

The bulk collection of domestic call records, as first revealed by the Guardian earlier this month, takes place under rolling court orders issued on the basis of a legal interpretation of a different authority, section 215 of the Patriot Act.

In a way it calls into question the previous modalities of interaction between the different authorities (police forces, department of justice, department of transport...), and between those authorities and road users.  .

The results of these surveys vary with respect to estimates of horse numbers (between 600,000 and 1.3 million [ 7- 10]) and should be interpreted cautiously because of the diverse nature of data collected by different authorities (UK, GB, England, Scotland, Wales) and small numbers of survey respondents [ 11], to say nothing of the datedness of some of these estimates.

One obvious outcome of this is that it will lead to a lack of cooperation between the different authorities.

Some interviewees, particularly those who had diffuse or undiagnosed health problems, perceived a lack of coordination between the different authorities involved.