Sentence examples for sought authorization from from inspiring English sources

Starting from January 1909, the ATC sought authorization from baseball players for inclusion in the T206 series, which would feature 524 major league players, 76 of whom would later be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

But they were also at pains to try to reassure the British public that all three agencies followed British law, sought authorization from appropriate cabinet ministers, did not condone torture and had learned from their mistakes, both foreign and domestic.

Although Mr. Obama claimed the power to attack Syria on his own, just as Mr. Clinton did with Iraq, he sought authorization from lawmakers anyway on the theory that a unified front would be stronger.

Mr. Perle said he sought authorization from C.I.A. officials to meet with the Iraqis, but the officials told him they did not want to pursue this channel, and they indicated they had already engaged in separate contacts with Baghdad.

Since treatment abroad did not meet existing needs and was not sustainable, North Ossetian surgeons (ZMT, CTE, and AR) advocated for local capacity building and sought authorization from the regional health ministry to cooperate with an international humanitarian surgical team, who in turn obtained approval from the Russian Federal Government to establish operations in Vladikavkaz.

When drafts of the proposals appeared two years ago, they included a key provision: Companies in Europe that store or process personal data would need to seek authorization from a "supervisory authority" before they could transfer personal information outside the Union at the request of a foreign government or court.

Making matters worse, entities that issue certificates, though required to seek authorization from site owners, can technically issue certificates for any Web site.

The antipathy toward the operations in Libya stems in part from President Obama's refusal to seek authorization from Congress for the activities, as required by the 1973 War Powers Resolution.

The deep divisions on display here at the Group of 20 summit meeting raised the stakes even further for Mr. Obama as he seeks authorization from Congress for a "limited, proportional" attack.

The push in Washington came as reaction continued around the world to the president's abrupt decision over the weekend to change course and postpone a military strike to seek authorization from Congress first.

The governing Federal Council said in a statement that banks wishing to hand over information would be able to seek authorization from the Swiss government on an individual basis, "within the scope of existing law and particularly data protection and employment law provisions".