Sentence examples for explicitly authorized to from inspiring English sources

Post should not/not comply with such interview requests unless explicitly authorized to do so by the Department.

"In carrying out its signals intelligence mission, N.S.A. collects only what it is explicitly authorized to collect," she said.

Shaub had asked various agencies to send him, by June 1st, a list of those waivers, a "data call" of the sort that he is explicitly authorized to make.

Beginning in 1967, the commission was explicitly authorized to deal with violations of human rights, and shortly thereafter it set up elaborate mechanisms and procedures to investigate alleged human rights violations and otherwise monitor compliance by states with international human rights law.

The Times' piece has a perfect encapsulation of the sort of idiotic verbiage that we are currently being spoon-fed: "In carrying out its signals intelligence mission, N.S.A. collects only what it is explicitly authorized to collect".

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Most data leaks are still the clear-cut, old-fashioned kind — data was accessed by someone explicitly not authorized to use it, whether an outsider or insider.

Be careful that you do not use material that belongs to others unless the owners explicitly authorize you to do so.

Because the governor is not explicitly authorized by the constitution to conduct many of the functions necessary to administer the state government, the officeholder has had to rely on empowering legislation enacted by the General Assembly.

"Even if this isn't something that they explicitly authorized, it's consistent to what they have been espousing for a long time and they are to a degree responsible for the messaging behind it".

The first suit, Montauk Tribe of Indians v. Long Island R.R. Co., brought by Wyandank Pharaoh in the name of the tribe, was dismissed because the tribe had not been explicitly authorized by the state to sue in its own name.