Sentence examples for turnover of authority from inspiring English sources

To Wolfowitz and others who had advocated the quickest possible turnover of authority to Iraqis, the C.P.A. was a maddening obstacle to the ever-dwindling hope of replicating the Afghanistan success.

The turnover of authority on June 30 will curtail the fanatics' ability to maneuver, as Iraqis effectively take over internal policing and recognize that they can take control of their destiny.

Senior health authority managers responded to these requests but the response took three months in PHC 2 and, because of turnover of health authority managers, six months in PHC 1.

While Mr. Bush's plans to accelerate the turnover of political authority to Iraqis and the deployment of Iraqi security forces make sense, for now the brunt of the military campaign will still have to be borne by Americans.

Stability in researchers' personal and organizational contacts has been noted to be critical and the high turnover of national health authorities cited as one the challenges to uptake of evidence in policy development [ 32, 35].

But it is now clear that Mr. Paterson's executive detail became a unit marked by strain and turnover, one plagued by unclear lines of authority and suspicion.

The project stalled in part because it took the agency three years to finish the development agreement and because of turnover at the authority, according to the lawsuit.

We were told of the turnover of staff in local government and of the lack of authority conferred on social workers.

There will be tough times ahead for 65-year-old Ferguson, who will replace the current Liberal Democrat council leader, Simon Cook, as the head of an authority with a turnover of £1bn year.

Questions of authority necessarily arise.

Lines of authority were obscured.