Sentence examples for authorizations for the from inspiring English sources

Obama also reversed course, first saying he had authority under the 2001 and 2002 congressional authorizations for the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.

The court papers laid out his assertion that he obtained special governmental authorizations for the company to transport the fuel through Jordan and was then unlawfully forced out by Mr. Sargeant, who strongly disputed those allegations.

Although the Intelligence Committee's review will focus on the C.I.A., investigators will also examine the Justice Department's authorizations for the harsh interrogations as well as White House involvement in the program.

Richard M. Larrabee, the director of the agency's port commerce department, said that by consolidating earlier projects under way to achieve 45-foot depths with projects made possible by new Congressional authorizations for the 50-foot channel, the agency could not only cut the time required, but also trim the cost to $2.3 billion.

It would be a good thing for the country if the older constitutional norms regained some force – if we declared war in cases where we now issue so-called authorizations for the use of military force, and issued authorizations in situations where presidents of both parties claim the power to act with no congressional blessing whatsoever.

The client repeats the operation by evaluating all XDC cookies it holds against the updated set of XDC authorizations for the target host.

Education authorities gave their authorization for the study.

The most frequently used legal authority for military action is the authorization for the use of military force that Congress passed soon after 9/11.

Authorization for the surveillance must come from the "relevant judicial authorities," according to the proposal.

Authorization for the use of patient data was given to the authors by the Head of the Departement of Radiooncology of the Medical School in Hannover.

But the Iraqi parliament skipped town, adjourning without voting on the authorization for the British force.