Sentence examples for is explicitly authorised from inspiring English sources

A GCSB spokesperson refused to comment on "speculation", telling the Herald: "Everything we do is explicitly authorised and subject to independent oversight".

The key I think is that the apprenticeship system was explicitly authorised in the 1807 Abolition Act.

Nevertheless, America's invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq did have a clear legal basis, having been explicitly authorised by Congress.

She said the arrangement – which saw her claims for mortgage interest payments rise by around £250 a month – was explicitly authorised by the Commons fees office.

Under the Anti-Deficiency Act, passed after the American civil war, the federal government is forbidden from incurring costs that have not been explicitly authorised by Congress.

Until now, however, there had been no official confirmation of actions that were not explicitly authorised by the UN.

It is explicitly mysterious.

Tudor City is explicitly mentioned.

It is explicitly self-help".

The only defence of the former government is that, unlike the Bush administration, it never explicitly authorised torture or tried to pretend that things that were plainly torture were not.

And in 1978, after the Australian promoter Kerry Packer induced several England cricketers to break their existing contracts, the appeal court held that clauses preventing them from playing except where explicitly authorised by the Test and County Cricket Board were unjustified restraints of trade.