Sentence examples for re-authorization from inspiring English sources

Ricroch et al.[1] argue that the re-authorization given by German authorities in 2007 implies that new evidence (for the later ban) must be judged from studies after this point in time, i.e. after 2007.

They have even opposed the re-authorization of the Violence Against Woman Act because it would help non-citizens and people in same-sex relationships.

The situation will almost certainly strengthen the hand of Republicans in Congress who want to cut the welfare block grant that states receive from Washington when that grant comes up for re-authorization in two years.

On Monday, Senators Joe Manchin, of West Virginia, and Mark Warner, of Virginia, both Democrats who have been vocally pro-gun, suggested that they could potentially support re-authorization of the assault weapons ban.

Most are middle class, but some are eligible for a subsidy through the state welfare program, which has budgeted $1 million for initiatives to promote marriage -- much as President Bush proposes to do, to the tune of $1.5 billion, in the welfare re-authorization bill.

Violence against women has made quite a few headlines recently, particularly in the political realm, given the hard-fought re-authorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and also the appalling new Pentagon report showing that sexual assaults in the military are at an all-time high, with an astounding 26,000 assaults in 2012, up from 19,000 in 2010.

B.G.: My first priority for next year will be re authorization of the COMPETES Act and making sure that the Innovation Agenda is front and center.

Eliminating multiple categories of public coverage, e.g., 20 different categories of Medicaid in Colorado alone, each requiring different means testing, annual re-authorizations, etc., would significantly pare administrative costs and eliminate barriers to care.

Assembly Bill 2878 attempted to address some of the concerns that have been raised while re-upping the authorization to impose $390 annual membership fees for attorneys.

In the 1850s, Mint officials controversially re-struck the coins without authorization.

U.S. attorney's offices will also crack down on individuals who illegally re-enter the U.S. without authorization.