Sentence examples for later authorizing from inspiring English sources

The legislation four months later authorizing the two new schools, helped Governor Bush mend political fences with black and Hispanic voters.

It later authorized specific proceedings for "Indian-English" disputes; in the third such authorization, jurisdiction was extended to "punishing Trespasses committed on their Lands," claims arising from the renting of Indian lands, and "Trespasses and Wastes on such of the said Indian Lands, which have not been granted to any of the Inhabitants of this Province".

Congress later authorized reparations, but only after many of the internees were long dead.

(Key later authorized Mamah to translate some of her work into English).

Mitchell's estate later authorized two additional derivative novels: Rhett Butler's People (2007) and Ruth's Journey (2014), both of which were written by historical novelist Donald McCaig.

And while Ms. Harris first barred him and his firm from having contact with the Bush campaign, she later authorized cooperation "on limited matters," Mr. Klock said.

Lawyers at the C.I.A. later authorized the agency to destroy ninety-two videofapes of detainee interrogations, almost all of them of the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, which had been sought by a federal judge and the 9/11 Commission.

Coco Chanel was famously relaxed about the issue; despite banding with Madeleine Vionnet to sue one particularly shameless copyist in the 1930s, when Paris was the undisputed center of the industry, she later authorized American dressmakers like David Kidd of Jablow to clone her signature nubby tweed suits for the common folk.

An inquiry that he later authorized was reluctantly led by a major who was accused in a report by a United States federal judge of muddying the investigation by transferring the men involved in the churchwomen's shootings and switching their rifles.

Mussolini postponed his decision, but later authorized planning for the two ships in January 1937.

(Kennedy later authorized wire-tapping the phones and bugging the hotel rooms of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr).