Sentence examples for that has authorised from inspiring English sources

Canadian activist groups have to register once they have run up election advertising expenses over $500 and the campaigns have to clearly identify the activist group and the state that has authorised the expenditure.

I think the doctor that has authorised the test should be responsible, because so often I've seen when somebody else has checked results … they've looked at it as a general test rather than a specific reason for doing the test and I think that's quite dangerous.

Tim League, the founder of Texas's Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, said that Sony has authorised showings of the film for Christmas Day.

It has also emerged that Boris Johnson has authorised another £1m of public money to be spent on rebutting the AC's report on additional runway capacity.

McCain's trip comes as the defence secretary, Robert Gates, announced that Barack Obama has authorised the use of armed Predator drones against Gaddafi's forces.

Leading appeal judge Lord Justice Richards declared: "A closed material procedure is a serious departure from the fundamental principles of open justice and natural justice, but it is a departure that Parliament has authorised by the 2013 Act in defined circumstances for the protection of national security".

In a recent debate both the Slovenian government, which holds the EU's presidency, and the European commission were asked by MEPs if they would be using the summit to protest over the abuses that Bush has authorised in the name of fighting terrorism, most notably the shame of Guantánamo Bay and the CIA's kidnapping and torture programme.

Western officials have subsequently insisted that President Karzai has authorised the Kandahar offensive, but this has been firmly denied by the Afghan leader's office.

It was reported this morning that Mr Corbyn has authorised a scathing attack against his own internal critics on his leadership campaign's Facebook page.

An early statement by the White House confirmed that President Obama has authorised logistical and intelligence support, which officials say includes helping Saudi Arabia to "decide what and where to bomb".

In that instance, the WTO has authorised the EU to impose up to $4bn worth of sanctions, which would be by far the largest in WTO history.