Sentence examples for should not be authorized from inspiring English sources

Despite the divisions on the panel, a senior administration official called the report "consistent with the president's core view, which is that all human cloning is wrong and should not be authorized".

And Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, perhaps the Democrats' most respected intellect in the Senate, holds that military intervention in Iraq should not be authorized until the United Nations approves it.

should not be authorized unless there is some assurance that the information on which they are based has been obtained in a reliable way by an honest or credible person.

"Although the situation as it relates to the family is indeed unfortunate, it was determined a grant of parole should not be authorized in this case," said a letter to the family dated Sept. 18, 2007, from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Although the rules drawn from the cases discussed above are cast in procedural terms, they advance an important underlying substantive value: findings of probable cause, and attendant intrusions, should not be authorized unless there is some assurance that the information on which they are based has been obtained in a reliable way by an honest or credible person.

Deadly force should not be authorized to apprehend suspects fleeing non-dangerous crimes.

Foods for which production processes require risk assessments – including nanomaterials – should therefore not be authorized until they are approved by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), say MEPs.

We can debate whether it includes things that ought not be authorized, or if it should include more.

However, with the exception of linuron, dimethoate, deltamethrin, and tebuconazole, the pesticides listed above have not been authorized for use in Europe during the past 5 years, which should result in lower occupational, residential, and dietary exposures.

(2) Even if the Act was intended to apply to state sales, the Act should not be construed as authorizing the Price Administrator to fix a maximum price at which timber on school-land grants can be sold by states.

She warned that the order, which did not extend to the group itself or unnamed people, "should not be interpreted as authorizing or permitting others to engage in political demonstration at the Mall of America without the express permission of the Mall of America".