Sentence examples for authorised so from inspiring English sources

No phone taps were ever authorised, so the government had to resort largely to guesswork to determine who was responsible.

In September 1992, Woon was appointed to the select committee to review the Companies (Amendment) Bill Bill No.. 33/92) which proposed, among other things, that scripless trading in securities listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore be authorised so that share transfers can be made through computerised book entries.

You can be listed with the FSA without being authorised, so it may seem ok but you don't have the same protection.

Police said the protest had not been authorised and so people were asked to move on.

The Bank of England is not the only institution issuing banknotes in the UK, seven commercial banks in Scotland and Northern Ireland (S&NI) are also authorised to do so.

The doctor is also banned from prescribing, supplying or administering barbiturates, benzodiazepines or opiates without being authorised to do so in writing by a palliative care doctor.

Since starting work in the middle of an economic crisis it has authorised $1 trillion or so of stimulus spending, steered GM and Chrysler out of bankruptcy, pushed through health-care reform and overhauled financial regulation.

The rough idea is that state action is an unjustifiable exercise of force by an unjustifiably privileged few unless those who wield state power have been authorised to do so by those most likely to be affected by it.

They recently learned, however, that the chief of the village has signed a contract giving the go-ahead for the oil exploration, even though they say he was not authorised to do so.

These would be covered by the previous short guidance about online participation, with its reminder that "you should not disclose information, make commitments or engage in activities on behalf of Government unless you are authorised to do so".

George Felos, Mr Schiavo's lawyer, said that 41-year-old Ms Schiavo's life support would be discontinued as soon as her husband was legally authorised to do so.