Sentence examples for authorized there from inspiring English sources

The U.S. also launched four more airstrikes in Iraq on Monday, bringing the total number since they were authorized there by the White House on Aug. 7 to 194.

If government spending were strictly limited to just what is constitutionally authorized, there would be no "need" for an income tax in the first place.

According to Boies' recounting of the conversation, he told Swartz that the debt reversal had not been authorized, there was no documentation for it and it had not been reported to the IRS.

So long as this property was authorized, there could be no doubt of the right of the holder to pursue it, and carry it back without hindrance to the place from whence it escapes.

But at the Pentagon today, a senior Defense Department official said, "There are no plans to put greater forces on the ground right now beyond what has been authorized, unless there is a change of mission or a new mission".

"Deadly force is authorized," signs there read.

On Tuesday, the director of the state Division of Elections, who works for Ms. Harris, had instructed the county that a manual recount was not authorized because there was no evidence of trouble with its voting machines.

should not be authorized unless there is some assurance that the information on which they are based has been obtained in a reliable way by an honest or credible person.

A spokesman told the paper that Newsom believed that no more should be authorized until there is greater state oversight.

The document also states that the use of lethal force is authorized if there is "near certainty that an identified HVT [high-value target] is present" or "near certainty that non-combatants will not be injured or killed".

As the Court of Appeals put it, once the District Court had made that substantive decision of no preclusion in this case, it was time for the court to bow out, not because it had lacked "adjudicatory competence" to begin with but because it had completed its work: "Once a court does all that the statute authorizes, there is no adjudicatory competence to do more.