Sentence examples for authority for its from inspiring English sources

Bitcoin fully embodies the spirit of denationalized money as it seeks no authority for its continued existence and it recognizes no political borders for its circulation.

On the day President Barack Obama proposed reforms to the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, the National Security Agency shared a paper claiming legal authority for its spying and revealing that it "touches" 1.6percentt of Internet information.

Since the Fed invoked the authority for its announcement on October 7th that it would purchase corporate commercial paper, the first report could be due as soon as October 14th.

The administration asked for a separate authorization early last year for its ISIS fight, though it had previously argued that the 2001 and 2002 authorizations of the use of military force constituted enough authority for its operations against the Islamic State due to its links to al-Qaeda, the group to which the 2001 authorization applied.

Within this context, Romania has started to proceed and incorporate it in the national legislation framework; in 2017, it has also established a competent authority for its implementation so that marine spatial plans can be enacted by 31 March 2021.

The majority cites no authority for its belief that actions against social hosts will be covered under homeowner's insurance.

A spokeswoman for the charity, which receives funding from some local authorities for its work, said: "It was an administrative error that has now been corrected and the Labour Party have now repaid all the money.

Germany's Merck KGaA said it filed marketing authorization applications with European and Swiss authorities for its Erbitux cancer drug, one of its most important future drugs.

The Fireman's Ball (1967), Ondříček's first film in colour, brought Forman and Ondříček into disfavour with the authorities for its wicked sideswipes at petty bureaucracy, causing it to be banned.

And just the other month Aberthaw coal station in Wales was informed it would be taken to court by EU authorities for its persistently and dangerously high nitrogen dioxide (NOx) emissions.

Sharply criticised by the French authorities for its poor internal controls, SocGen insisted that, with the issue, it would "remain one of the most solid institutions" and its "key strengths and profit-making capacities remain intact".