Sentence examples for directly authorised from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Barack Obama's press secretary, Josh Earnest, said he shared the view of US intelligence officials that Putin had directly authorised the hack.

Alex de Waal, a Sudan analyst at the Social Science Research Council in New York, said: "It will be very hard to prove he directly authorised these crimes".

As it was, a second UN resolution directly to authorise war against Iraq never materialised and air strikes began on 19 March 2003.

Solicitor Shane Williamson, who acted for Newman and Seeney, said he was not authorised to directly address those claims.

In response, the UN created the new intervention brigade which is authorised to directly combat the rebels.

Depending on your score, your application may be directly rejected, or you may be authorised to follow a Ph.D. programme but without getting paid; or if you are among the lucky few, you are given a grant by the university.

Data collated by BBC Scotland also reveals how few investigations authorised under the two separate acts were directly linked with a conviction or penalty notice.

Stores use the technology to link their suppliers directly into their stock databases, so suppliers are automatically notified, and authorised to send a shipment, when shelves are bare.EDIcating businessToday, an estimated 95% of Fortune 1,000 companies use EDI in one way or another.

In the meantime, Parliament had repealed most of the Townshend taxes (keeping only the one on tea), and passed the Tea Act, which authorised the British East India Company to ship tea directly to the colonies, eliminating colonial merchants from its supply chain and undercutting the price of smuggled Dutch tea.

The differing accounts on Friday morning follow a clash on Thursday, where Turnbull, Peter Dutton and Michael Keenan directly contradicted the former prime minister's insistence that neither he nor his office authorised a deal with Liberal Democratic party senator Leyonhjelm on gun control in 2015.

Facilitators and Queensland University of Technology research staff will be authorised to deliver the intervention with secondary school students during school hours, and all study staff directly involved with the participants and the running of the intervention will be approved to work with minors (have a current Positive Notice Blue Card).