Sentence examples for explicitly authorizing from inspiring English sources

The latter opinion, however, fell short of explicitly authorizing an authentic Jewish wedding for same-sex marriages.

By explicitly authorizing these offensive operations in appropriate, defined circumstances, a new statute would strengthen the president's power to provide for the common defense in cyberspace.

South Dakota became the first state in the nation to enact a law explicitly authorizing school employees to carry guns on the job, under a measure signed into law on Friday by Gov. Dennis Daugaard.

And still others say that whatever the right policy may be, Congress should protect its constitutional role by explicitly authorizing the parameters of the war, rather than ceding that decision to the executive branch.

First, the United Nations would have to pass a resolution explicitly authorizing the use of force against Iraq if it did not permit thorough inspections of its weapons programs.

In 2003 the United States and Britain led an attack against Iraq and overthrew its government because they believed that the country continued to possess weapons of mass destruction in defiance of binding Security Council resolutions; the attack proceeded despite opposition from a majority of the council to a proposed resolution explicitly authorizing the use of force.

While the registry's agreement with Google is not exclusive, the registry will be allowed to license to others only the books whose authors and publishers have explicitly authorized it.

In addition, the Supreme Court is poised to address major issues relating to the president's (and, by extension, the administration's) authority to interpret immigration laws in ways not explicitly authorized by law.

No statute explicitly authorizes mass surveillance.

Loan conditions, or "conditionality," have been explicitly authorized by the Articles of Agreement since 1968.

"Current law does not explicitly authorize such payments," the administration's budget summary said.