Sentence examples for once authorised from inspiring English sources

Once authorised, the money may not be spent: mere knowledge of the fund's existence might restore confidence.

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It was only once soldiers were authorised to make their own decisions – a move known as the Petraeus Doctrine, after the general who invented it – that they could communicate effectively with locals in order to find out in advance where IEDs might be.

Ministers once said they personally authorised all phone-taps, which was untrue.

Now that businesses are also selling to consumers online, demand for logistics space is growing even faster than the overall market.China's local governments, which control land use, were once reluctant to authorise new warehouses, because they generate little tax revenue.

Apple's purchasing system allows users to enter their credit-card details once and then authorise future payments for apps and other items with just a password.

On "enhanced interrogation techniques" or torture – which could include waterboarding – Hayden said he personally authorised it only once and it did not, he admitted, work.

But the fact the inspector general has received documents to consider "for issues of legality or propriety" suggests the oversight role conferred once an operation has been authorised could have been engaged.

Davis, one skeleton argument explains, "may only notify such a decision to the European council under article 50 (2) TEU once he has been properly authorised to do so by an act of parliament".

Once a purchase had been authorised, there is no going back.

It argues that "only parliament can lawfully 'decide' to leave the EU for the purposes of article 50[of the treaty]; and that the [government] may only 'notify' such a decision to the European council under article 50(2) once [it] has been properly authorised to do so by an act of parliament".