Sentence examples for specific authorities from inspiring English sources

However the counter argument, as Koum has noted, is that any deliberate weakening of security systems to afford access to specific authorities also opens the door to exploit by hackers — thereby posing a security risk to all users of a service.

Without such specific authority, he said, the whole proposal might be blocked by a judicial injunction.

Or Congress could give the F.C.C. specific authority to regulate broadband access.

But even without such specific authority, Mr. Saft said, the board can refuse to approve sales to smokers.

But the patent office has to return to Congress for specific authority when it wants to tap the reserve.

"The commission will not be complete, however, until it has the powers in law that it needs, such as full and specific authority to subpoena information and testimony".

He described Tuesday's Supreme Court decision, which said the F.D.A. needed specific authority from Congress before dealing with tobacco, as a "setback for the health of our children".

He has "raised questions about the legitimacy" of the action by the United States and Britain to go to war without specific authority from the Security Council.

"What is different about 'Global Spirit' is that it lacks the endorsement of specific authority, biblical or doctrinal or historical," he wrote in an e-mail message.

Mr. Case said that he planned to serve as an "executive chairman" of its board without specific authority in the company's operations.

In the early 1980s, Mr. Siegler said, they invalidated flip taxes imposed by co-op boards on their own without specific authority under the proprietary leases or offering plans.