Sentence examples for expanded authorization from inspiring English sources

Long before the Patriot Act, of 2001, and the expanded authorization of surveillance to fight terrorism long, even, before the rise of the national-security state Louis Brandeis predicted the encroachment of technologies of secrecy on the right to privacy.

Long before the Patriot Act, of 2001, and the expanded authorization of surveillance to fight terrorism — long, even, before the rise of the national-security state — Louis Brandeis predicted the encroachment of technologies of secrecy on the right to privacy.

In response to that, the only real movement in Congress is to think about how to enact a new law to expand the authorization even further.

Instead of expanding the Authorization for the Use of Military Force, Congress should consider repealing it once the withdrawal of our combat troops from Afghanistan has been completed.

Advocates of greater transparency welcomed Obama's gesture, but expressed concern at the precedent he set by continuing to assert his authority for expanded counterterrorism operations under the broad authorization for the use of force that Congress passed after 9/11, years before Islamic State and other terrorist groups even existed.

The bill includes specific language ensuring that it does not "expand the authority of the President or the scope of the Authorization for Use of Military Force" or "affect the existing criminal enforcement and national security authorities of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or any other domestic law enforcement agency".

The plan would expand the December 1998 authorization to acquire as many as 20 million DuPont shares.

"The decision to seek market authorization for an expanded indication rests with the manufacturer and requires the manufacturer to submit an application to Health Canada," he told VICE.

In essence, Lopez's lawsuit alleges that the Department of Homeland Security violated federal law when it revoked his three-year work authorization under Obama's expanded version of deferred action, which the judge in Texas had halted a day earlier.

In 2013, before the U.S. turned its sights on the Islamic State, Obama himself argued that the current military authorizations needed to be repealed, not expanded.

NATO assumed command of a 5,500-member 5,500-memberce in Kabul in Augusecurityater won United Nations authorization to expand its mission beyond the capital.