Sentence examples for specifically authorizing from inspiring English sources

Congressional-executive agreements are agreements that are entered into by the President pursuant to legislation specifically authorizing such an agreement.

And it also places restrictions on corporations, along with "other artificial entities," by specifically authorizing legislation "prohibiting such entities from spending money to influence elections".

But the Council overrode his veto and, now, by specifically authorizing the program, the Council can force the Mayor to finance it, according to Thomas McMahon, the Council's finance director.

While it could be used to support lawful military and foreign intelligence operations, it could not be used in this country until Congress had passed new legislation specifically authorizing its use.

But that court went on to hold that the Hepburn Act, by specifically authorizing issuance of passes to railroad employees and their families, had put them in a different category from 'purely gratuitous' passengers.

During any period in which a determination that such export controls are necessary is in effect, no refined petroleum product may be exported except pursuant to an export license specifically authorizing such export.

The statutes specifically authorize collecting fingerprints.

The bill specifically authorizes over $1 billion for the first 10 of 68 planned projects.

Where does it specifically authorize judicial review of executive and legislative actions?

The order specifically authorized the military "to find and finish" terrorist targets, the consultant said.

This has helped the United States tighten its embargo on Iraqi trade that is not specifically authorized.