The phrase "authorizes that all" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to indicate permission or approval for a group or all individuals involved.
Example: "The board authorizes that all employees must complete the training by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "grants that all" or "permits that all".
A senior military officer said, "There was no interrogation authority that authorized the removal of all clothing from a detainee".
Did Congress really authorize that?
The administration has in recent years met with substantial success in Congress, obtaining legislation on surveillance, military commissions and the treatment of detainees that authorized almost all of what it wanted.
Ms. Rice pushed through the critical Security Council resolution that authorized "all necessary measures" to protect civilians.
These efforts culminated in a UN Security Council resolution that authorized "all necessary means" to eject Iraq from Kuwait.
The Chinese government abstained in March from the United Nations resolution that authorized "all necessary measures" to protect Libyan civilians, the basis of NATO's support for rebel forces.
That resolution authorized all nations to search cargo ships heading into or out of the country if there were suspicions that weapons or nuclear technology were aboard.
Petitioner vigorously argues that all judicially authorized eavesdropping violates Fourth Amendment rights, but his position is unsound.
If ESEA is re-authorized with a simple requirement that all schools and students show "continuous improvement," we'll be back for the next re-authorization in five years with new demands for wholesale waivers from Congressional expectations that had no basis in reality.
Gupta says the project was authorized for 5 years, meaning that all appointments must end when the project finishes in March 2014.
