Sentence examples for may authorise from inspiring English sources

But on a conference call chief executive Alexander Frotov said it may authorise a payout to shareholders following the sale of its South African and Czech assets.

Papers the Guardian saw last month suggested Mr Bush may authorise reinforcements in a final attempt to put the lid on the insurgency.

On a conference call chief executive Alexander Frotov said it may authorise a payout to shareholders following the sale of its South African and Czech assets.

(2) For the purpose of detaining a person under this paragraph, an examining officer may authorise the person's removal from a ship, aircraft or vehicle.

National authorities should enforce risk-mitigation measures such as protective clothing for crop sprayers, and ensure the glyphosate used in herbicides they may authorise is the same variety as was tested by Efsa.

It can order UN nations to impose sanctions and, as a last resort, it may authorise military action against an aggressor.

Depending on your score, your application may be directly rejected, or you may be authorised to follow a Ph.D. programme but without getting paid; or if you are among the lucky few, you are given a grant by the university.

Here's what the inspector general's report said: "SIOs may be authorised for periods of up to 12 months.

It is not yet clear which ministers may have authorised the secret Libyan rendition operations in the way that well-placed Whitehall sources have asserted.

This month the EU said he may be authorised to travel to Europe under specific circumstances in his capacity as AU chair.

Some even feared that Pakistan's powerful military establishment, rumoured to be unhappy with Sharif's determination for rapid rapprochement with India, may have authorised the attacks.