Sentence examples for being able to authorize from inspiring English sources

Household heads were in fact unanimously recognized as the sole being able to authorize and organize transport for the women in their households.

But officials were uncertain whether the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, would continue to be able to authorize charter schools in the city, as he has done for the past several years.

That memorandum replaced a much-criticized opinion written in August 2002, which had defined torture as treatment producing pain equivalent to organ failure or death and had suggested that a president might be able to authorize torture under his constitutional war powers.

Users will be able to authorize the platform to trade on their behalf simply by sliding a bar to indicate risk preferences.

Users will be able to authorize these on-watch in-app purchases by entering a four-digit PIN code on the watch.

"If you bring in your passport, I will be able to authorize cashing the check".

The French constitution doesn't require such a vote for Hollande to be able to authorize military action.

The crooks were able to authorize the Federal Reserve of New York to release the money held in an account there.

And more than a few readers pointed out that the relevant issue isn't whether Obama should be able to authorize these drone strikes, but whether the president should be able to do it.

It also explains why the Sanhedrin was able to authorize Paul's persecutory frenzy to chain and drag back to Jerusalem Jewish followers of Jesus in synagogues as distant as Damascus (Acts 8 3; Acts 9: 1, 2).

Instead, Bush will now probably have to use the financial rescue funds to save G.M. — instead of being able to draw from sums previously authorized for the green transformation of the auto industry, a fight he had won in the negotiations with Pelosi.