Sentence examples for authorized agency from inspiring English sources
In addition, federal employees may disclose the information in question to the general public, while contractor employees are protected only if they limit their disclosures to members of Congress, authorized agency officials, or the Department of Justice.
The AAA is the authorized agency in the United States to issue permits.
Its regulations require each authorized agency to maintain daily records of the numbers and types of restraints used, she said.
In this era of rapidly advancing technology, it is puzzling why modern techniques are not used to communicate this precious stream of voice and data to a land-based network of computers, where it would be safe and readily available upon request from an authorized agency.
"It is the job of the authorizing agency to protect students and the public's interest," said Greg Richmond, president of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers, whose members oversee half the nation's charter schools.
LAUSD is the authorizing agency for most of the charters operating in its boundaries, with the Los Angeles County Office of Education overseeing the rest.
This study was approved by the local authorizing agency for animal experiments (Landesuntersuchungsamt Koblenz, Germany) as referenced by the approval number G 12-3-028.
And under the Intelligence Act, the president could issue a finding that would authorize agencies to scan Internet traffic outside the United States and seize sensitive files stolen from within our borders.
Under the Bush Administration, Congress authorized the agency but DOE refused to request any money for it; last year the agency began to spend the $400 million in stimulus funds that it had received.
But at the urging of the Bush administration, Congress in 2006 authorized the agency to continue using harsher interrogation methods than those permitted for use by other agencies, including the military.
The Dodd-Frank Act authorized the agency to obtain penalties in this type of proceeding, which means it does not have to run the risk of having a federal judge — perhaps even Judge Jed S. Rakoff in Manhattan — scrutinizing its settlement.
