Sentence examples for ability to authorise from inspiring English sources

These "Ripa" powers allowed the public bodies granted them the ability to authorise themselves to access "communications data", details of when you sent or received an email or text or made a phone call, and to whom.

Malcolm Gillies, London Met's head, said the loss of its ability to authorise visas "sends a fear through many universities in a way that I think is going to be detrimental to their confidence as higher education institutions, but also the projection of brand UK abroad".

Their actions to empower staff also included allowing them more power to authorise resources.

The Local Government Association, which represents 370 councils and boroughs across the country, wants the Department for Education to dilute regulations it introduced in England two years ago restricting the ability of headteachers to authorise pupils to take term-time breaks.

Cameron would have to authorise his killing.

Congress failed to authorise money for CERP projects.

"I am not going to authorise any more money.

The hitch is that Congress has to authorise it.

Congress will still have to authorise the funds.

The peer also defended politicians' powers to authorise interception warrants.

Very soon, Congress will need to authorise government spending for the rest of this year, and authorise another increase in the federal debt ceiling.