Sentence examples for has authorized us from inspiring English sources
The phrase "has authorized us" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone has given permission or approval for a specific action or task to be carried out by a group or individual. Example: "The board has authorized us to proceed with the new project starting next month."
"He has authorized us to work on the project," the lawyer, Nathan D. Chambers, said in an interview.
Representative Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee, has authorized US Marshals to "hunt him down" – referring to Flint emergency manager Darnell Earley – and "serve him that subpoena".
Then "the group of generals will come out and tell us that the Dear Leader has authorized us to do this and that, and then they will run the country on his behalf until he is really dead," Mr. Petrov said.
That is, the agency work force heeded, to the very best of its ability, the direction I gave them when the program was begun: do what the president has authorized us to do and not one photon or one electron more.
Breaking with a longstanding policy of refusing to comment on newspaper speculation about the health of members of the royal family, the palace statement said that the 87-year-old duke "has authorized us" to say that the report was untrue.
We're not concerned that the current functionality is or is not legal because the SEC has deemed the functionality to be legal and has authorized us to move forward with the functionality.
They have authorized us to do whatever is necessary in the event that we learn that he is in the custody of the U.S. or anyone acting on behalf of the U.S". "We want to interpose ourselves as a shield to protect him," she said, adding that the lawyers had communicated their position "to the proper authorities" in the government.
The United Nations Security Council has authorized the use of "all necessary measures" to protect Libyans from their leader.
Supporters have said it is effective, and the U.S. Supreme Court has authorized its use.
Obama has authorized some 3,000 US troops to return to Iraq, though official "combat" roles are reserved for the daily US air strikes in Iraq and Syria.
Barack Obama has authorized the doubling of US troop levels in Iraq for the war against Islamic State (Isis) militants, further straining his pledge against "boots on the ground".
