Sentence examples for the contest authorities from inspiring English sources
Two heavily armed and armored Muslim men from Phoenix arrived to shoot up the contest, authorities say, but were blocked by the Garland police force.
A week after the contest, the authorities in Azerbaijan announced that 40 people had been arrested in connection with what it said was a plot to launch "terrorist" attacks.
This situation hampers social accountability, whereas collective efforts could result in a power balance and at the same time protect individuals who may be put at risk if they contest authorities on their own [ 45] and offer support to organize public hearings, campaigns or demonstrations related to social pressure and collective rewarding [ 38].
While the M.T.A. didn't exactly discourage our little contest, authority officials made it plain that they didn't want to start seeing unauthorized T-shirts or posters.
They want to tell the full story of a nationwide movement that included immigrant workers, women factory staff, doctors, dancers and taxi drivers – who rose up to contest authority in all its forms.
He lost the case, a landmark decision in the contest between federal authority and states' rights.
But the contest within the Palestinian Authority seemed to take a more ominous turn on Tuesday night.
Should a three-judge panel hear the contest, Elias said, its authority would be limited to determine who should be awarded the already certified ballots and to a mathematical recount that ensured the accuracy of the state canvassing board's tally.
The contest has provided the Chinese authorities with the chance to promote a booming leisure industry, with all contestants quoted praising the Hainan resort of Sanya and the hospitality of the host country.
They may actually have gained more psychologically from a narrow late success in a derby than if they had stamped some authority on the contest early on and won comfortably.
Jones took a 6-0 lead in the first round with two head kicks to exert her authority on the contest.
