Sentence examples for authorize an entity from inspiring English sources
North Carolina passed its first law in early 2013, legalizing "standing orders" which allow doctors to authorize an entity such as the coalition to possess and distribute naloxone freely to persons at risk of overdose.
However, this part does not encourage, prohibit, or authorize a covered entity to conduct drug tests of job applicants or employees to determine the illegal use of drugs or to make employment decisions based on such test results.
"God" as a religious entity is used to authorize a higher being to bless our country, which in a sense is professing patriotism with the validation of the supreme "God" executing this action.
Unwarranted search and seizure applies to persons, and privacy is not necessarily the prerogative of a state authorized business entity with immunities granted by the state for its individual liabilities.
The Administrator may authorize qualified entities to monitor motor carriers that receive recognition, including credit or an improved SMS percentile, under this section through a no-cost contract structure.
Browser makers like Microsoft, Mozilla, Google and Apple have authorized a large and growing number of entities around the world — both private companies and government bodies — to create them.
Despite their enormous growth, current social networks lack a systematic approach to delegate rights – when an entity authorizes another to access the resources on its behalf.
Among them are two permitting schemes that authorize certain entities to discharge pollutants into navigable waters.
Where the Stored Communications Act authorizes a subpoena to acquire information, a governmental entity may use such subpoenas only for information related to a specified account(s) or individual(s).
Exclusive license: A contract in which a copyright or patent owner authorizes another entity (the licensee) to exercise exclusively one or more of the rights (or portion of such rights) that belong to the copyright or patent owner.
It also authorizes a sweeping audit of the Federal Reserve, creates an independent consumer protection entity and largely prevents banks from trading taxpayer money for their own profit.
