Sentence examples for thus authorized from inspiring English sources
"I have thus authorized the local government of Mati, its mayor and the provincial governor to use their calamity funds to hire all available large, local fishing boats for an immediate sea-lift transfer of goods to the affected areas," Manuel Roxas, the interior secretary, said in a statement.
Requests have to be authenticated and thus authorized by a valid api_key.
Thus authorized by the Good Book, this kind of punishment permeates the history of the Roman Catholic church, which started burning heretics around the year 1300 and by the early eighteenth century had immolated tens of thousands under the Inquisition.
Thus, "authorized deprivation" must not be so narrowly interpreted as to rule out parental or other forms of "punishment" familiar to children, even though those deprivations are often ambiguous in ways that punishment under law is not.
Social practices are based on the dominant framing, and thus authorize certain actors and actions as legitimate, and define other approaches as standing outside of legitimate consideration.
The islands of Cebu and Bohol have been declared in a state of calamity by the government, thus authorizing additional national government assistance to the areas.
To access a patient's file requires that the physician has an authorized digital signature to do so and, more important, that the patient has swiped his or her own, personal electronic smart card through the specialized card reader on every physician's desk, thus authorizing the access.
Procedures in the environment produce assemblies that the agents recognize, thus authorizing ordered performance at the agent level.
Foreclosure occurs when you fall behind in your mortgage payments, thus authorizing your lender to repossess your property.
Thus, petitioners are authorized to proceed with the manual recount.
Furthermore, with respect to the standards utilized by the board in its review and counting processes, the court finds that the standard utilized was in full compliance with the law, and review under another standard would not be authorized, thus creating a two-tier situation within one county as well as with respect to other counties.
