Sentence examples for does not authorise a from inspiring English sources

While the state version does not authorise a "nation to nation" relationship between the US federal government and a Native Hawaiian governing entity, the First Nation government legislation (like the federal version) is a bogus trap.

Essendon and Hird's contention that parliament did not authorise a joint investigation was "too wide".

Mr Cook told the BBC yesterday that he was "absolutely satisfied that the previous foreign secretary [Sir Malcolm Rifkind] did not authorise an assassination attempt, that [MI6] has never put forward such a proposal for an assassination attempt and in my time in office I have never seen any evidence that [MI6] is interested in such an escapade".

Although the order technically does not authorise any powers the executive agencies do not already have, it's viewed as a clear signal that the Trump administration will be rolling back Obama-era healthcare regulations wherever possible.

Sharen Jester Turney, chief executive of Victoria's Secret, said that it does not sell tickets to the star-studded show and "does not authorise any third-party agent to sell tickets".

It doesn't authorise any new funding, or establish any new mechanisms for the delivery or oversight of the programme.

Goldsmith warned Blair that he "remained of the view that the correct legal interpretation of resolution 1441 [the last security council decision on Iraq] is that it does not authorise the use of force without a further determination by the security council".

But at London's High Court on Monday, Mrs Justice Lang said that the 1984 Road Traffic Regulation Act "is not a fiscal measure and does not authorise the authority to use its powers to charge local residents for parking in order to raise surplus revenue for other transport purposes".

The SNP motion says that the UN security council resolution providing a mandate for weapons inspection in Iraq does not authorise military action.

Isabelle is bored, her children have gone, but she does not authorise herself to have adventures.

He pulls a succession of shabby tricks to bolster his claim that religion does not authorise oppression.