Sentence examples for need to authorise from inspiring English sources

Very soon, Congress will need to authorise government spending for the rest of this year, and authorise another increase in the federal debt ceiling.

Inside are the codes US presidents need to authorise a nuclear strike when they are away from established command centres such as the White House.

The EU will still need to authorise the growth of these crops as it always has, however now individual member states can ban production even if the EU says they are safe to grow and consume.

Asked whether the government would consider using the issue for a double dissolution, Cash said: "That is a thing that the PM would obviously need to authorise himself but certainly we have said we will take both of these policies to the next election whether that be sooner or later.

The process may be drawn out as the Financial Services Authority, the City regulator, needs to authorise the candidate.

The government easily passes the 151-vote threshold needed to authorise the referendum, with deputies from the far-right Golden Dawn voting with the government and pro-European opposition parties New Democracy, Pasok and To Potami and the KKE Communist party voting against.

But the prime minister was forced to water down the government's motion after Labour refused to back it and a second vote will now be needed to authorise military strikes.

And, since E-Clear is not strictly a merchant acquirer, it is not clear that it will need to be authorised even then.

The potential downside is that the cash would need to be authorised by the Eurogroup unanimously.

An additional peacekeeping mission would need to be authorised by the UN Security Council, in which Russia holds a veto.

Some people working in the City need to be authorised by the Financial Services Authority, which can fine and ban individuals.