Sentence examples for proper authorisation from inspiring English sources

Farmers have been taking advantage of this by selling land, or even their own homes, to developers without proper authorisation.

But as they explain on their website, Catholic bishops support neither illegal immigration nor an "amnesty" to pardon those who reside without proper authorisation.

Mr Berlusconi's TV group, Mediaset, tried to have the comedienne indicted for criminal libel for alleging its Rete 4 channel was on the air without proper authorisation.

Bernard d'Ormale, husband of the French actor turned animal rights activist, accused the store in question of selling "BB -branded products without proper authorisation.

Swartz's family blamed the attempts to prosecute Swartz under CFAA, after he downloaded documents from online resource Jstor from a server at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology without proper authorisation, were partly to blame for his death.

The Bitcoin Foundation clashed with California's regulators in July with the state's regulators accusing the foundation of being engaged in money transmission without proper authorisation – a charge vigorously denied by the Bitcoin Foundation.

That must now be done under proper UN authorisation.

Pentagon officials said they ordered Ferguson to return the two vehicles in June this year after discovering in a data review that the city had been given twice as many Humvees in 2013 under the so-called "1033" equipment transfer program as they had previously known, without proper federal authorisation.

"Technically, if they absconded [without] the proper process of authorisation in leaving the States, does the US recognise that they're here?

A second tussle is going on over documents relating to a wiretapping programme operated by the administration without proper authorisation.In this section Pushed for a pull-out Full of sound and fury Hitting the buffers Send home the clowns?

The overwhelming majority of international lawyers, including several who advise the government (such as Rabinder Singh, a partner in Cherie Booth's Matrix Chambers), have concluded that military action in Iraq without proper UN security council authorisation is illegal under international law.