Sentence examples for permanent authority from inspiring English sources

The administration wanted permanent authority.

In Zabul, at least, there has never really been any permanent authority beyond the provincial capital, Qalat: Taliban, government officials and Americans would come and go.

House Republicans this year denied the administration the permanent authority it sought to waive record keeping and other restrictions that Russia has not yet been able to meet.

It should grant President Bush the permanent authority he seeks to waive conditions that have slowed the flow of money to Russia for safeguarding dangerous materials.

The court found that it was created "by special law, for the furtherance of governmental objectives, and retains for itself permanent authority to appoint a majority of the directors of that corporation".

The Senate proposal offers progress in the right direction, including permanent authority for a successful local procurement program and greater flexibility to use cash instead of commodities where appropriate.

Not later than December 31 , 2005 and annually thereafter for 4 years, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation shall submit an annual report of the use of the permanent authorities provided under this section during the preceding fiscal year to the appropriate committees of Congress.

No. I'd always worked for local authorities either in children's homes or local community service departments, but I came off a permanent local authority job to work on a three-year contract running Polmont's youth centre.

The House passed by voice vote and sent to President Bush a bill to make permanent the authority of the Federal Trade Commission to collect fees to run the program.

As a condition to receiving any money, each Iraqi claimant should be required to sign a statement pledging support for a democratic Iraq and waiving claims against any interim or permanent Iraqi authority.

Even if the Eden-Mollet technique achieves what it is intended to achieve which is, presumably, a shock sharp enough to bring about the end of fighting, the fall of President Nasser and recovery of some permanent western authority over Suez Canal traffic the damage still promises to be out of proportion.