Sentence examples for of those authorities from inspiring English sources
The result is that instead of eroding the power of those authorities, globalization has extended their reach: American regulators can block European mergers, and vice versa.
The statement also said the families strongly condemn the comments made this week by Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Sir Norman Bettison, and describes the "monumental" scale of the wrongdoing and cover-up that will leave an "indelible stain on the reputations of those authorities in whom the public implicitly placed their trust".
"None of those authorities are going to be decided, in all likelihood, by the Supreme Court," Cornyn said, meaning, presumably, that the decision about how to handle a suspect might take place either outside of public view or in response to on-the-ground, breaking events.
For the first time, board members of those authorities will have a legal obligation, known as a fiduciary duty, to protect the interests and mission of the authorities they supervise, rather than being beholden to the mayors, governors and legislative leaders who appoint them.
Of those authorities increasing tax, none are raising it by more than 4%.
"There is much they can learn from the examples of those authorities who are performing well and excellently".
Except, uh oh, one of those authority figures is Kelly McGillis.
I feel like Serena is so complicated because she is one of those authority figures who created this society, but now she has to live in it.
Seeing either one of those authority figures is such a rare occurrence that paying your fare is more a superstition than a requirement.
If such demonstrations really did "guide the behavior of anyone with the temerity...to flout the authority of the United States," how exactly had the decision to invade Iraq and the disastrous outcome of the war guided the actions and policies of those authority-flouting countries?
It is very unlikely that any change will be made without the full assent of all those authorities.
