Sentence examples for current authorisation from inspiring English sources

The current authorisation dates back to 2001, is narrowly tied to the September 11th attacks and gives the president sweeping powers.

That is a lower threshold than relevance to an ongoing terror investigation, the language of Section 215 of the Patriot Act, the current authorisation the administration claims for bulk domestic phone data collection.

Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner, called on the US Congress to pass a new military authorisation law to allow intensified attacks by the US military against Isis in Syria and Iraq, calling the current authorisation law, dating back to the post-9/11 period, outdated.

Another problem of the current authorisation procedure is that consideration of "the big picture" is omitted by examining the individual PPP application in isolation.

The government's current spending authorisation ends on the 4 March and reauthorisation must be granted to avoid a complete shutdown of government, government services and the employment of civil servants.

In regard to the risk manager, the EU Commission, the current practice of authorisation does not appear to comply with EU regulation requirements, such as 1829/2003 and Directive 2001/18, that obligate a high level of protection for human health and the environment taking into account the precautionary principle as the underlying paradigm.

The home secretary is also to propose a two-stage compromise over the current system of ministerial authorisation of the 2,700 warrants each year that allow the security services and police to intercept the content of calls and messages, with a panel of vetted judges having the power to veto her decisions.

That changed in 2009, when a federal judge ruled that Congress must approve withdrawals from Lake Lanier and that those must be frozen at current levels pending either congressional authorisation or a negotiated solution.

Presumably, the fewer parts that have to be developed from scratch, the less time it will take to build a new vehicle.However, the current version of the 2006 NASA authorisation bill requires the agency to keep the shuttle flying until its replacement vehicle has flown.

The policy document, dated February 2015, also warns staff to brace for "more onerous authorisation processes (beyond our current largely internal ones), as well as enhanced external oversight" as a consequence of the government considering changes to investigatory powers law.

Specifically, current initiatives such as Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) and Environment and Health Strategy (SCALE) shall serve as legislative frameworks in support of the regulation of EDCs.