public authority in English

official body that works for the good of the public

Use "public authority" in a sentence

1. Paragraph 2 allows indirect access, through a public authority, for other registration services than governmental authorities.

2. No order or instruction of any public authority may be invoked to justify an act of enforced disappearance

3. It may issue administrative acts addressed to third parties and is thus a public authority under administrative law.

4. ‘This definition [of “public authority”] does not include bodies or institutions acting in a judicial or legislative capacity.’

5. If a corporate public authority is unable to sue for libel it is, however, by no means without remedy.

6. Under Regulation 8(3), no charge may exceed ‘an amount which the public authority is satisfied is a reasonable amount’.

7. Primafacie that right will be interfered with by a public authority if the maker of the statement is sued for defamation.

8. If a public authority fails to meet its specific duties then the CRE can take enforcement action , requiring a body to comply .

9. It is true also that the most recent judicial statements afford considerable latitude to the public authority in devising its own procedures.

10. According to a recent Al Qabas report, Kuwait’s Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) has annulled all “Absconding” cases lodged during the Covid-19 crisis

11. By Curbed Staff The Detroit Land Bank and its many controversies, explained Since its creation in 2010, the quasi-public authority has continually faced criticism

12. A town Crier, also called a bellman, [citation needed] is an officer of a royal court or public authority who makes public pronouncements as required

13. The government takes the public authority official representative, is established in the legal principle theory of law for all citizen mandatory administration country public affairs organization.

14. A writ of Certiorari currently means an order by a higher court directing a lower court, tribunal, or public authority to send the record in a given case for review

15. Prohibit in legislation " person pork is searched " rear, existing a kind of such trends: Public authority cannot help wanting to have a hand in the management of civilian public opinion.

16. As regards public authority services, a feasibility study is currently being carried out under the aegis of the Directorate-General of Labour, with the assistance of the International Labour Organization and UNDP funding.

17. Confiscation: 1 n seizure by the government Synonyms: arrogation Types: expropriation taking out of an owner's hands (especially taking property by public authority) Type of: seizure the taking possession of something by legal process

18. Political Contestation is the process through which clashes between different socio-economic and political objectives that have a bearing on the organisation of the state and the exercise of public authority are framed, considered and decided

19. The term 'Apologists', as applied to Christian writers of the early period, denotes a series of authors who in the course of the second century composed and circulated addresses and pleas to emperors and others in public authority on behalf of their fellow Christians.

20. Apostilles Authenticate the seals and signatures of officials on public documents such as birth certificates, court orders, or any other document issued by a public authority so that they can be recognized in foreign countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty.

21. A one-of-a-kind office that provides expert public authority oversight, technical assistance and information including: policy guidance, best practices, data analysis, compliance reviews, operational reviews, governance reviews, audits, annual reports, budget reports, board member training and enforcement actions taken by the Abo

22. A writ of Certiorari is a type of writ, which specifically seeks a judicial review; the action, in modern times, currently necessitates the issuance of an order by a higher court to direct a lower court, a public authority or tribunal to send the record in a given case for review.

23. In fact, in DMT, by using the adverb ‘manifestly’ the Court merely – admittedly very cryptically – called to mind the margin of appreciation enjoyed by the Commission and the national courts (35) where they review public-authority measures, using the private creditor test, to ascertain whether there is State aid for the purposes of Article 87(1) EC (now Article 107(1) TFEU).

24. The Committee the asks whether nationals of States party to the Charter and Revised Charter not members of the EEA may be employed in the civil service in jobs not involving the exercise of public authority or inherently connected with the protection of the public interest or national security by virtue of an Alien’s certificate and if so under what circumstances.

25. It should be added that the widest possible opening-up to competition is contemplated not only from the point of view of the Community interest in the free movement of goods and services but also the interest of the contracting authority concerned itself, which will thus have greater choice as to the most advantageous tender which is most suitable for the needs of the public authority in question (see, to that effect, with regard to abnormally low tenders, Joined Cases C‐147/06 and C‐148/06 SECAP and Santorso [2008] ECR I‐3565, paragraph 29).