Sentence examples for authorized so from inspiring English sources

All of the aid for this year already has been authorized, so even an order to halt the financial assistance would not have an impact until next year.

A few minutes later, Scholl said, about one of the Tyco bonuses, "It was not authorized, so it was–".

As to the last point, Mr. Biskind's book is not authorized, so what does it matter?

Inadvertently, the speech also highlighted something else: the difficulty of authorizing so much spending in a matter of weeks in a wise and prudent way.

Wikimedia says it's bringing the lawsuit to protect its users around the world, noting that the 2008 U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendments Act (FAA) has been used to authorize so called 'upstream' surveillance of online communications with the ostensible aim of  capturing 'foreign intelligence information'.

Pakistan was reported on Monday to have criticized the strikes, denying American assertions that the United States has an agreement with Pakistan authorizing so-called "hot pursuit" raids a few miles across the border.

About a week after the storm a fire was deliberately set near the El Rosario site to put pressure on the reserve's acting director to authorize so-called salvage logging, presumably to remove trees after natural disturbances.

Therefore, a challenge raised is to develop access control policies that can provide required protection on privacy while keeping flexibility to accommodate authorized users so that only a set of users can access certain level of patient information [27], e.g. which portions of a patient's record can access by whom for a specific period of time.

But the performance of the district's 14 authorized charters so far has been wanting.

A year of testimony and thousands of pages of publicly released documents have failed to support frequent assertions by Republicans that top Obama administration officials must have initiated or authorized the so-called gun-walking tactics that allowed illegally purchased weapons to reach Mexico.

The two now are pursuing their quest for legal residency under changes the Obama administration has authorized for so-called "Dreamers," the offspring of illegal immigrants who were brought to the United States as young children and who often have little or no knowledge of the country where they were born.