In the work context, a worker can accurately be called "unauthorized," a term many prefer.
6 52 p.m. | Updated LOS ANGELES — With more of a whimper than a bang, the Barry Avrich-directed documentary about Harvey Weinstein, called "Unauthorized: The Harvey Weinstein Project," finally landed on Friday.
A player is not allowed to take advantage of what is called unauthorized information: partner's explanation making it clear that a misunderstanding has occurred.
A medical device maker, Synthes Inc., and four of its executives were indicted Tuesday on federal charges that they improperly promoted a bone filler for purposes not approved by the Food and Drug Administration, including encouraging its use in what prosecutors called "unauthorized" human trials.
BEIJING — A long-running dispute over Google's efforts to digitize books has spread this month to China, where authors have banded together to demand that their works be protected from what they call unauthorized copying.
While others are called unauthorized subsets.
Mr. Sturcken said Chief Siegel's dismissal came after what he called the unauthorized promotion of Captain Gatto, but he would not elaborate, citing a policy against commenting on personnel matters.
Norman Siegel, the civil rights lawyer, who has worked with the protesters, said he had looked at videotape from early Monday showing the police telling protesters they could not sit or lie on Nassau Street, which he called a "display of unauthorized power".
He called the reference to his agency "unauthorized" and noted it was included in the contract "without D.O.I.'s knowledge or consent".
Although Brennan admitted that CIA officers in some instances used unauthorized techniques that he called "abhorrent," he stopped short of defining the gruesome abuses as torture, saying he'd leave that determination to others.
