Sentence examples for authorized under this from inspiring English sources

"State and local law enforcement agencies must advance coordinate with the FBI the acquisition and use of the equipment authorized under this authorization," the document states.

In addition to slashing spending levels, Hall's amendment specified that "none of the funds authorized under this Act may be used to pay the salary of any individual who has been officially disciplined... for viewing, downloading, or exchanging pornography on a federal government computer or while performing federal government duties".

In addition, some programs those authorized under the Federal Reserve's so-called 13(3) authority, which requires a finding that conditions in financial markets are "unusual and exigent"–will by law have to be eliminated once credit market conditions substantially normalize.

The fee was authorized under the Beef Promotion and Research Act of 1985.

While its videos are crystal clear, TEK's legal status is blurry, as some parts of its activities are authorized under the police law and others parts are authorized under the national security law.

The government's investment in electronic records was authorized under the broader stimulus package passed in 2009.

About $1 billion has been spent so far to help subsidize their coverage and an additional $4 billion has been authorized under the law to keep the programs until 2014.

The Obama administration rejected the state's request to allow refugees from adultBasic to qualify immediately for the high-risk insurance pool authorized under the federal health law.

Defense officials have refused to say exactly what procedures were authorized under the proposal or under later directives put into effect in Iraq.

The legislation was authorized under the Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1998, but has been in preparation since the early 1990's as part of public housing reform legislation.

The Supreme Court found that 42 U.S.C. 1982 barred such private discrimination and was authorized under the 13th Amendment — which ostensibly is only about slavery.