Sentence examples for authority to conclude a from inspiring English sources
The armistice of January 28 included a provision for the election of a French National Assembly, which would have the authority to conclude a definite peace.
There is just one problem: the president has no constitutional authority to conclude such a sweeping agreement without the consent of Congress.
The administration has chosen to conduct a high-stakes campaign for fast track authority to conclude negotiation of the TPP and a similar agreement with the European Union (the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership).
HMRC's own manual says: "One of the ways in which a permanent establishment of a foreign enterprise may be brought into existence is where an agent … acting on behalf of the enterprise has, and habitually exercises … an authority to conclude contracts in the name of the enterprise".
The Justice Department said the government's executive branch, not the judicial branch, has the authority to conclude military detentions, as it has in prior wars.
The court noted that having an intention to obtain tax relief should not, in itself, lead the tax authorities to conclude that a subsidiary established elsewhere in the EU was an artificial arrangement.
America's trade representative does not have the "trade promotion authority" that would allow her to conclude a deal without fear of congressional amendment; India's commerce minister must race back to Delhi during the meeting to vote in a "trust" motion faced by his minority government; and the EU's chief negotiator lacks even the pretence of support from France's president.
The evidence was enough for the Swiss authorities to conclude that "organisational failings" at the bank were to blame for money laundering violations.
It said that the pilot of the missionary plane, Kevin Donaldson, did nothing that should have led authorities to conclude he was transporting drugs.
The evidence tipped the scales against Mearkle, persuading the authorities to conclude that she shot Kassick twice without justification.
A pure gold platter on which ancient Sicilians once offered food to Greek gods was returned to the Italian authorities yesterday, concluding a 16-year odyssey.
