The phrase "authorises them to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has the power or right to do something on behalf of another person or group.
Example: "The manager authorises them to make decisions regarding the project budget."
Alternatives: "empowers them to" or "grants them the authority to".
They burst in using a "no-knock" warrant, which authorises them to enter unannounced.
Check that any migration specialist you use is registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority in Australia, which authorises them to manage an application on your behalf.
If a beneficiary cannot be found despite strenuous steps to find one, the trustees can apply for a Benjamin Order, named after the case of Re Benjamin, which authorises them to distribute the property as if the beneficiary is dead.
Congress was thus acting in pursuit of the "general welfare", as the Constitution had authorised them to do.
In New York, the UN Security Council voted to approve the deployment of thousands of French and African Union troops and has authorised them to use force to protect civilians.
Instead, it uses "tokens" which are issued to the third-party programs, and authorise them to send tweets to Twitter's database for redistribution to followers.
Such legislation would have to authorise them to use criminal sanctions against any expression that might inspire someone, somewhere to commit violence.
Three months ago, militiamen burned 17 people to death while a detachment of MONUC troops 200 metres away, whose mandate authorised them to use force to prevent such massacres, did nothing.
To finish the repairs in record time, the ministry turned to local building contractors and authorised them to take out loans to cover the initial funding of work, worth about $220m – three times the original estimate.
She was permitted a rare opportunity to leave her flat on Thursday to speak to her lawyers, handing them a letter authorising them to prepare a legal petition for her husband's case be reopened, Shang said.
On 28 August, Halifax telegraphed the British ambassador in Warsaw: "His Majesty's government earnestly hope that Polish government will authorise them to inform German government that Poland is ready to enter at once into direct discussion with Germany".
