Sentence examples for authorization until from inspiring English sources
And while Benon Sevan, director of the Office of Iraq Program, hopes to persuade the Security Council to extend the program's emergency authorization until June 3, he said its complexities and the political debates whirling around it made it unlikely that its outlays would reach 10percentt of the funds available, even with the time extension.
Romney took a hardline stance on immigration during the Republican primary, saying he would veto the Dream Act for undocumented youth and support policies to encourage "self-deportation," or making life difficult for those here without authorization until they decided to leave.
Servers that read XDC cookies can stop accepting the old cookies right away even if browsers continue to store them (and the old XDC authorizations) until expiration.
At the end of 1990, Grove dropped plans to publish the book until Leverich could secure recognition from the estate of his prior authorizations, or until Rose Williams died and the trust was dissolved.
France, backed tacitly by Russia, has argued for two resolutions, leaving the authorization of war until after the arms inspectors have reported violations by Baghdad.
Over time, though, the "extraordinary emergency" was deemed a permanent state of affairs, and the scope of the authorization was broadened until, eventually, it came to include even the collection of data from communications between American citizens located inside the United States.
Once granted, an XDC authorization remains valid until it expires, and cannot be withdrawn.
No major action on war authorization will happen until next year.
No major action on war authorization is expected until next year, when Republicans will control both chambers.
The science committee is unlikely to act quickly, since the current SBIR authorization doesn't expire until September 2017.
While, outside Philadelphia, the two ride-sharing apps are apparently operating under "experimental authorization" from the Public Utility Commission until early next year, according to CBS Philly.
