Sentence examples for authorised to force from inspiring English sources

Nappies An addendum to the report indicates that CIA officers were authorised to force detainees to wear nappies for up to three days on end.

Most UN missions include military personnel and these are authorised to use force to defend both themselves and other UN staff and equipment.

This resolution authorised coalition forces to use all necessary means to force Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait and to restore international eace and security in the area.

The migration amendment (maintaining the good order of immigration detention facilities) bill, giving increased power to "authorised officers" to use force against people in immigration detention, would only make the situation worse.

While those priests are considered ordained, they are not usually considered authorised to minister.

But for so many SDF members to feel authorised to echo a lot of the revisionist nonsense is rum indeed.Related items Japanese politics: Keep 'em guessingOct 30th 2008 Japan's economy: That sinking feelingOct 30th 2008 Japan's slowing economy: Unbouncy AsoOct 2nd 2008Quite astounding is that the competition winner, Toshio Tamogami, was the head of Japan's air force.

Even with a recent extension of its mandate, it is only authorised to continue operating until 2013.

Today's display cases have to be impregnable to thieves but easily accessible to those authorised to handle them.

And millions of people in their lives feel authorised to pursue meaningful objectives going way beyond material success.

In 1903, a railway was authorised to be built from to Pevensey, East Sussex.

Or should Member States remain authorised to conclude these agreements where there is no Community interest involved?