Sentence examples for authorized to represent the from inspiring English sources

Agency counsel means the General Counsel of the Department or the Chief Counsel of any operating administration of the Department concerned, any person to whom the General Counsel or Chief Counsel has delegated authority, or any person who is authorized to represent the Department in a specific legal proceeding.

The application must be signed by an officer of the concern who is authorized to represent the concern.

Proponents of the initiative did appeal, but several justices said they had neither suffered a direct injury nor were authorized to represent the interests of the state.

The 1969 letter, bought by an unidentified private collector in England, was signed by John Lennon, George Harrison and Richard Starkey (better known as Ringo Starr) when they informed Lee Eastman, then Paul McCartney's music lawyer and father-in-law, that he was not authorized to represent the band.

The Beatles letter, right, bearing the signatures of John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr under his real name, Richard Starkey, informed Lee Eastman, then Paul McCartney's father-in-law and music lawyer, that he was not authorized to represent the band.

"After reading his account, and to the best of my recollection, I believe that I wanted to make clear to him that he was not authorized to represent the campaign with the Russian government or any other foreign government, for that matter". Sessions added later: "I remember the pushback.

A statement on Fifa's website said the Belize government informed the FFB on 8 June that it was "not authorized to represent this country in any local or international competition or in any other forum for football on behalf of the Government, people and Nation of Belize".

The person who prepares your return may not be authorized to represent you before the IRS if your return is audited, but someone else at the firm may be.

Evan Appelman Kensington, Calif., Sept. 14, 2004 The writer is an enrolled agent, authorized to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service.

Lawyers, accountants and enrolled agents -- a kind of preparer who is authorized to represent taxpayers before the I.R.S. -- will be able to use the system; they can go online now to register.

The second is that some individuals be authorized to represent their own actions as the actions of the group as a whole (May 1987, p. 55).