Sentence examples for some authorized from inspiring English sources
The computer will be available online, in Apple stores and at some authorized resellers starting Thursday.
And this isn't the first time "Rings" has gone digital: Tolkien-esque computer games — some authorized, some not — have been around since the early 1980s.
In a recent article, John Arlidge, a reporter for The Sunday Times of London, said he spent some authorized time with MI6 officials and discovered that their organization "wants Britain to be seen as the good guys, on the side of the angels, its ethical head above water".
In the years since, a tangled body of books and documentaries (some authorized, most not) have been produced that variously elevate or soil the conversation about the tortured frontman's earth-shattering life and death.
"Some authorize it quite easily and are patient-friendly.
Some statutes are wholly silent; 7 some turn a court review into an automatic stay; 8 some provide that the commencement of a suit shall not operate as a stay unless the court specifically so provides; 9 some authorize the reviewing court to grant a stay where necessary.
In 1973, amid controversial wars in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos -- some congressionally authorized and some not, members of Congress decided that they were honor bound to decide whether to authorize war.
In addition, some programs those authorized under the Federal Reserve's so-called 13(3) authority, which requires a finding that conditions in financial markets are "unusual and exigent"–will by law have to be eliminated once credit market conditions substantially normalize.
In December 2002, he was moved again to a C.I.A. prison in Poland and subjected to a series of interrogation techniques that included some not authorized by Justice Department guidelines.
In 1990, what started as an addition of 13 weeks was later expanded to 26 weeks, with some states authorized to pay benefits for an extra 33 weeks.
"F.D.A. is not funded, staffed or in some cases authorized to collect" comprehensive reports of problems with drugs once they are already being sold, the report concluded.
