Sentence examples for authorized correct from inspiring English sources

The government's National Institute of Korean History, convinced it's the arbiter, plans to replace existing textbooks with an authorized "correct history textbook" by March 2017, leading some to accuse the government of spreading propaganda while trampling on freedom of expression and discussion.

Finally got working internet at the right price but the TV service is still not working, and I am so wary of rocking the boat and having them screw up my account again that I haven't authorized them to correct the TV issue…I simply don't trust them to not screw it up further.

Once that happened and the ability of your Administration to continue to fund assistance to the contras for military and paramilitary activities, once that happened, you did not - am I correct, you never authorized the National Security Council, your National Security Council, to continue to aid the contras militarily and paramilitarily in the same way that the C.I.A. had done; is that correct?

Legally, the federal government isn't just authorized to investigate and try to correct these problems, there's a good argument that it's obligated to do so.

Authentication ensures that the data collected are associated with the correct participant; that only authorized individuals have access to data and tools; that only valid and protected devices are used; and that data are sent through authorized channels.

Creditors, under the pro posed rules, would be required to include on each bill the name, address and telephone number of someone authorized to hear customers' requests for correcting mistakes or making adjustments in billed items.

This article was amended on 9 December 2014 to correct a sentence that stated the CIA authorized a detainee to be kept awake for up to 180 hours – "about a week and a half".

So, he said, if the letterwriter is correct in stating that the fee is not authorized by either the occupancy agreement or the bylaws and it has not been authorized by an approved amendment to either document, the flip tax would not be valid.

60(a) (authorizing a court to "correct a clerical mistake or a mistake arising from oversight or omission").

Yesterday, Mr. Fitzgerald filed a letter with the court correcting his original filing to say Mr. Libby had been authorized to disclose "some of the key judgments of the N.I.E., and that the N.I.E.

But then in April 2017, Georgia lawmakers enacted a statute that authorized the state to continue to use the process, but it was tweaked to give residents 26 months to correct any discrepancies before they were removed from voter rolls.