Sentence examples for authority to start from inspiring English sources

His own bill, Brooks added, just gives local school districts the authority to start their own online education.

Meanwhile, Obama's popularity can at least give him more authority to start these processes than Bush ever had.

But before formal talks can start, the European Union's 27 trade ministers needed to reach a unanimous deal to give the European Commission, the bloc's executive arm, the formal authority to start the negotiations.

The ministers plan to decide whether to give the European Commission, the Union's executive arm, formal authority to start negotiating a trans-Atlantic trade pact that President Barack Obama opened the way for in February.

In a 5-to-4 decision in 2009, the justices upheld the commission's authority to start punishing impromptu cursing as a matter of administrative law but noted that there was a looming constitutional question in the background.

"This is basically giving the president the authority to start a war, and saying 'Don't bother to call me, I'll read about it in the newspaper.' " Just last month, it appeared that there might be vocal debate, if not opposition.

He asked permission from the authorities to start an independent newspaper.

But a surge of asylum seekers late last year forced the authorities to start using the new center.

But many filmmakers would like the authorities to start a fund to offer cheap loans for films.

In California and other states, Amazon has already reached a deal with local authorities to start collecting sales taxes.

"There will not be any investigation here, but the Latvian authorities have already started one on money laundering and we want the Swiss authorities to start one too.