Sentence examples for difficult to authorize from inspiring English sources

"If you don't know the consequences of a counterstrike against innocent third parties, it makes it very difficult to authorize one," said James Lewis, a cyberwarfare specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

The fact that the Security Council has found it difficult to authorize the restoration of the oil-for-food program says a great deal about the tensions and bad feeling over the Iraq situation.

The Obama administration does not support the $50 billion fund, partly out of concern that more money may be needed if one or more big financial firms ever collapse and that creating a fund could make it difficult to authorize more money.

Says one cyberwar specialist, "If you don't know the consequences of a counterstrike against innocent third parties, it makes it very difficult to authorize one".

The rule "diminishes the roles of the authorizing committees in the House, and will make it more difficult to pass appropriations bills in the new Congress," Comstock's spokesman, Jeff Marschner, said in a statement.

In a text message on Friday morning, Aimal Faizi, the president's spokesman, said, "It makes very difficult for the president to authorize the signing of B.S.A.," the bilateral security agreement.

The retailer has also introduced machines that read a new type of credit card that uses an embedded microchip and a code to authorize transactions, making it more difficult for thieves to produce counterfeit credit cards.

Mr. Gore described his vote as one of 10 Democrats to authorize the Persian Gulf war as "excruciatingly difficult," indeed the toughest of his career.

With this second layer of security, if hackers have possession of your login and password it will be difficult for them to gain access without a code to authorize the device they are using.

Senator Lieberman There is no more fateful, important or difficult responsibility that the Constitution gives members of Congress than to decide when, whether and how to authorize the president as commander in chief to go to war.

I later read that asking a survivor to authorize an autopsy is seen in hospitals as delicate, sensitive, often the most difficult of the routine steps that follow a death.