Sentence examples for through their authority from inspiring English sources

Some gained control of vast resources through their authority over lucrative government ministries.

Our male participants felt "put on the spot" by self-testing but saved face through exerting their authority and maintaining a measure of control over the HIVST process, even when fearing that they may indeed have acquired HIV as a consequence of extramarital sex.

"The foreign country concerned should be contacted through their central authority (in Italy's case part of the Justice Ministry).

Academies, unlike other state schools, do not receive funds through their local authority but, instead, directly from central government.

Usually, tenants have to go through their local authority and have an OT from social services make a home visit then produce a report for the landlord.

While they can be targeted through their local authority, young people who become estranged from their parents after the age of 16 often go under the radar as a recent report from Stand Alone and Unite Foundation has pointed out.

Prompted by a series of widely publicised cases in which criminal convictions were conclusively found to be in error, officials have become increasingly open about the problem of wrongful convictions.Much of the discussion focuses on criminal confessions coerced by police, whether through torture and abuse or through their untrammelled authority in pressing suspects.

Ms Hughes blamed the media for publishing the performance data in league table form but, if the Government does not want that to happen, it should follow in the footsteps of Wales and just give parents the right to information about any school's performance upon request through their local authority rather than publishing a table.

What is more, they are also looking at allowing individuals to purchase care home places through their local authority to allow them to benefit from the lower rates.

David Rogers, chair of the Local Government Association's Community Wellbeing Board, said: "As this report highlights, the sad reality is that many carers don't recognise themselves as such and fail to seek the support to which they are rightly entitled, and which is widely available through their local authority".

The care of around one half of residents is paid for by the state through their local authority (subject to a means test).