Sentence examples for broad authorization from inspiring English sources
Advocates of greater transparency welcomed Obama's gesture, but expressed concern at the precedent he set by continuing to assert his authority for expanded counterterrorism operations under the broad authorization for the use of force that Congress passed after 9/11, years before Islamic State and other terrorist groups even existed.
There is also broad authorization by federal judges in the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which the new slides refer to as "Special FISA Oversight and Processing".
Maduro's broad authorization from the National Assembly allows him to protect the sovereignty, security, and integrity of the country from any external or internal threat.
But it's unclear that GOP hawks alone — who applauded Trump's first military strike last April — could pass a broad authorization of force for the president.
Ohlin thinks that if Trump went to a Republican Congress and asked for a broad authorization of military force, it would be willing to give it to him.
In November, the state banned protests held without government approval, giving security forces and prosecutors broad authorization to go after all traces of political opposition.
So far, however, there are no broad authorizations for American forces to engage in cyberwar.
Since Sept. 11, however, it has been used much more widely and has had more expansive guidelines, because of the broad authorizations that the White House has granted to the C.I.A. under legal opinions and a series of amendments to Presidential Decision Directives that remain classified.
In 2011, he and Udall warned cryptically that the government possessed a secret interpretation of the Patriot Act that amounted to a broader authorization for domestic surveillance than Congress approved.
In a November, 2007, memorandum, which the Guardian has also posted online, a lawyer at the Justice Department, Kenneth Wainstein, told Michael Mukasey, the New York judge who had recently taken over as Attorney General, that the N.S.A. wanted a new set of procedures that would give the Agency considerably broader authorization.
CHIP will receive $2.8 billion to continue funding through March, but not the broader authorization governors and advocates have been seeking.
