Sentence examples for is expected to authorize from inspiring English sources

The strategy, which the park service is expected to authorize in coming weeks after years of study, has been a source of acrimony.

Now the United Nations Security Council is expected to authorize an international security force to maintain stability in Kabul as the new administration assumes power.

If General Ralston advises the council that the cease-fire is solid, it is expected to authorize a 3,500-member 3,500-memberher up weaponry voluntarily yielded by the Albanians' National Liberation Army under an accord on constitutional reforce

A1 Battle Over Charter Schools A battle over expanding the number of charter schools allowed in New York State will enter a new stage this week when the Board of Regents is expected to authorize the last four charter schools it can under state law.

In place of a budget, Congress is expected to authorize a stopgap funding measure known as a continuing resolution, or CR, before Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 commences at midnight on Wednesday.

The regents are expected to authorize David Boren, the university's president, to make the decision.

Mr. Lien had been expected to authorize direct flights between Taiwan and the mainland, which would have been a bonanza for air carriers.

A bill to authorize such use is expected to pass the Senate next week, and the Assembly may pass its own version.

Given that all 15 members of the United Nations Security Council had endorsed Mr. Annan's six-point plan, including the deployment of United Nations monitors, the resolution authorizing the mission had been expected to pass easily.

In a few weeks, the United Nations Security Council is expected to decide whether to authorize a peacekeeping force for Mali and how to compose it.

NEW YORK TIMES Residential Capital Said to Approach a Bankruptcy Filing  |  The board of Residential Capital, the mortgage unit of Ally Financial, is expected to meet on Sunday to authorize a bankruptcy filing, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.