Sentence examples for has explicitly authorized from inspiring English sources

In situations in which Congress has explicitly authorized the president's action, the court has recognized the prerogative as almost absolute.

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 that case, Kadafi's forces were weak, the action had been explicitly authorized by the U.N. Security Council and Britain and France had promised to take the lead.

While more than half of states have not explicitly authorized syringe exchange, Corey Davis with the Network for Public Health Law said that most have at minimum removed the prescription requirement for syringes.

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

"Congress should take immediate action to put the brakes on this technology with a moratorium on its use, given that it has not been fully debated and its use has never been explicitly authorized," said Neema Singh Guliani, ACLU legislative counsel, in a statement.

In Footnote 2 to her decision authorizing the N.S.A.'s bulk collection of telephone metadata in a separate program, Judge Claire Eagan, of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court, writes, "the Court has explicitly directed that its authorization does not include 'the production of cell site location information.' " So what is the authorization for this practice?

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.

There are also some exemptions to the restrictions — where automated processing is necessary for entering into (or performance of) a contract between an organization and the individual; or where it's authorized by law (e.g. for the purposes of detecting fraud or tax evasion); or where an individual has explicitly consented to the processing.

For Mr. Obama, who has explicitly said that Colonel Qaddafi has lost any right to govern, the conundrum is that the United Nations mandate does not authorize his removal.

Mr Sarkozy has explicitly ruled this out.