Sentence examples for new authorisation from inspiring English sources

A new authorisation regime in the City is also putting more emphasis on the responsibility of senior individuals running banks.

A day later America's president, Barack Obama, signed a new authorisation bill for the country's space agency, NASA, after many months of argument in Congress.

This new authorisation invites the Republican-controlled Congress to give explicit backing for a broad, long-lasting campaign to "degrade and defeat" IS.

This new authorisation invites the Republican-controlled Congress to give explicit backing for a long-lasting campaign to "degrade and defeat" IS.

In each of those cases an immigration minister or a judge had to sign a new authorisation every four weeks for their continued detention.

It would enact deep spending cuts in return for a new authorisation to raise the US debt ceiling and draw America back from the brink of defaulting on its debt.

The bill will need over $100 billion in around 100 new authorisations over the next decade, all of which will require approval from Congress.

Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner, called on the US Congress to pass a new military authorisation law to allow intensified attacks by the US military against Isis in Syria and Iraq, calling the current authorisation law, dating back to the post-9/11 period, outdated.

In 2010, shortly after the Republican takeover of the House of Representatives, the incoming chairman of the armed services committee, Buck McKeon of California, endorsed passing a new congressional authorisation for the so-called war on terrorism.

Barring a last-minute change of heart or regime in Baghdad, and even if need be without new UN authorisation, the American president seems determined to fulfil his promise to disarm Iraq and change its regime by force.This does not make war inevitable.

He also recommends a new judicial authorisation for "novel and contentious requests" for communications data, such as privileged emails involving lawyers or journalists, but as he makes clear, this is not intended to be a routine event or apply to the mass collection of communications data.