Sentence examples for either authorize from inspiring English sources

Here's how it works: you either authorize the service on your Gmail account or install an Outlook plug-in and choose one of the company's plans.

To please the entertainment industries, GGF will install a system that will allow the copyright holders to either authorize the "illegal" torrents or have them removed from the site.

In order to catalog your inventory, you can either authorize Shelf to scan your email for receipts or you can download a file of your purchases from Amazon, then upload it to the site.

He said, "When we had big deficits I voted against bills that I thought either authorized or appropriated too much fund".

In Mr. Rossetti's case, it appears the F.B.I. either authorized worse crimes than the rules allowed or failed to figure out what he was doing.

To demonstrate its earnestness in creating a new culture of accountability, each service point of contact should also be asked to create a reporting mechanism to identify any firm that has embarrassed the U.S. (e.g. activities either authorized or not that have caused a severe setback in the campaign to win 'hearts and minds' and/or damaged US image abroad).

Permission management is very limited: either you authorize everything or you cancel the installation.

"When commissions have been done in the past, they have either been authorized by Congress or done on the battlefield, typically during declared wars," said Neal K. Katyal, a Georgetown University law professor who will argue the case in federal court.

Lord Black said on Monday that he would resign as chief executive but would stay on as chairman despite disclosures of more than $30 million in payments that were either not authorized by directors as the company had reported or not disclosed to shareholders at all.

Demonstrating another way of attacking biometric key generators, tolerance functions were identified, which either decide to authorize or reject a user.

For example, he ran a service called Email Discount Networks which allegedly would charge people's home phone number $14.95 a month for an email account which they either didn't authorize or didn't realize they were signing up for.