Sentence examples for authorized since from inspiring English sources

The surprise attack, the first counterterrorism operation President Donald Trump authorized since taking office, was supposed to gather intelligence about al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

The troops that Obama has authorized since the crisis in Iraq flared up in June join approximately 150 personnel that were already in the country stationed at the Office of Security Cooperation and the embassy in Baghdad.

After the death of bin Laden, some officials from the Bush administration, such as former Bush Office of Legal Counsel attorney John Yoo and former attorney general Michael Mukasey, wrote op-eds stating that the enhanced interrogation techniques they authorized (since legally clarified as torture) yielded the intelligence that later led to locating bin Laden's hideout.

The first agreement deputizing local cops or jails to conduct immigration enforcement was signed in 2002, even though they had been authorized since Clinton signed them into law in 1996, according to the Center for Immigration Studies, the leading anti-immigrant think tank.

Despite the fact that our Constitution, Article I, section 8, gives Congress solely the power to "provide for the common defense" and "declare War," it is not accidental that no declaration of war has been authorized since 1941, even while we waged war in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and dozens of other venues.

I was wrong, they say, to suggest that the PAA did not really broaden wiretapping authority beyond what FISA had authorized since 1978.

Technically, mixtape samples aren't legally authorized, but since they aren't for sale there is little cause for action.

No state has authorized them since 2005, and Congress in 2007 restricted such lenders from targeting members of the armed services.

It is not the same as fetal tissue research, the federal funding of which was banned by Presidents Reagan and Bush (but has since been authorized by Congress).

They stood in darkness guarding acres of idled slot machines, which Straub wasn't technically authorized to own, since he had no gaming license.

(Congress has since authorized $400 million worth of aid to Mexico for next year, including equipment and technical support for García Luna's police).