Sentence examples for even if authorized from inspiring English sources

The petitioners unsuccessfully claimed in the Supreme Court that the method of liquidation adopted by the Commissioner and approved by the court, even if authorized by the Insurance Code, denies them due process and impairs the obligation of their policy contracts.

Aside from the fact that Congress has never enacted any statute authorizing any officer or agent of either House to receive for it bills returned by the President during its adjournment, and that there is no rule to that effect in either House, the delivery of the bill to such officer or agent, even if authorized by Congress itself, would not comply with the constitutional mandate.

In the clinical situation of an intensive care patient for whom a decision to withhold or withdraw life-sustaining treatment is taken, but whose death does not occur after a certain time, 50.3% of respondents expressed a wish for the patient's death to come quicker, but only 9.6% were in favor of the administration of lethal drugs even if authorized by the law.

Appellee claimed also that the administrative procedure then being followed was unauthorized by the Constitution or any statute and that, even if originally authorized, that authorization had now expired.

Nor would it necessarily be constitutional to do so, even if Congress expressly authorized the military detention of civilians.

Second, even if Congress later authorized EPA or the Corps to issue guidance, it would be financially risky for the government to do so.

"Even if they're authorized," he told the daily Le Monde, "the public reaction is such that for the moment no one is going to use them".

Even if the Security Council authorized the measure, American officials have said it would be warranted only if it appeared that Colonel Qaddafi's forces were effectively relying on warplanes.

The Germans were nervous that Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, in declaring early on that Germany would oppose a war even if one were authorized by the Security Council, had left the country vulnerable to a French turnabout.

What doesn't fit that script is forgotten -- like Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's pre-emptive election promise that Germany would not take part in a war against Saddam Hussein even if the United Nations authorized it.

"The TAA, even if it gets authorized, isn't going to get appropriated," Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif).