Sentence examples for issued authorizations from inspiring English sources
It would be a good thing for the country if the older constitutional norms regained some force – if we declared war in cases where we now issue so-called authorizations for the use of military force, and issued authorizations in situations where presidents of both parties claim the power to act with no congressional blessing whatsoever.
A total of 4 countries developed national, multidisciplinary guidelines for LGV control, 2 of which issued authorization procedures for the guidelines.
The CIO would issue authorization to let them access different data in the corporation.
The Policy Decision Point (PDP) is responsible to evaluate and issue authorization decisions.
Boards, in turn, could issue authorization only after verifying that the industry had the facilities, technical capability, and equipment to safely handle hazardous waste.
Both writers and readers are issued XDC authorizations granting appropriate permissions to their holders and binding these permissions cryptographically to the XDC channels' owners.
The owner of an XDC issues authorizations to hosts that need to use it.
Farmer further observes that the Bush administration wrongly asserted that the chain of command functioned on 9/11; that President Bush issued an authorization to shoot down hijacked commercial flights; and that top officials at F.A.A. headquarters coordinated their actions with the military.
Once the authentication is successful, the user is issued an authorization ticket, which this paper calls a security access token (SAT).
"No standards are detailed in the proposed rules for issuing such authorizations," he said.
"In issuing these authorizations, the Corps declared that the Pipeline would not have a significant impact on the environment, and did not require a full environmental impact statement as mandated by the National Environmental Policy Act for federally permitted projects with significant environmental impacts," reads the court filing by Earthjustice. .
