Sentence examples for to authorizing only from inspiring English sources
He advocates a return to authorizing only Christian first names for children born in France, a restriction lifted in 1993; his ancestors in Algeria had adopted French names, he noted.
Mr. McKinnon is working with the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard to propose a primary debate commission for 2016 that would be empowered to authorize only certain debates.
Public school officials say the district wants to authorize only charter operators with proven track records.
He added that it would be perfectly logical for Congress to pass a law authorizing only one group to use the word "marathon".
Secretary of the Navy George von Lengerke Meyer had requested three battleships for that fiscal year, citing the former policy of building two per year, plus an additional ship to make up for authorizing only Pennsylvania in the previous year, but congressional compromises once again approved only one new battleship.
An operation that deliberately targeted women or children alongside terrorist suspects "was to be authorized only under extraordinary circumstances".
Finally, there is the "slippery slope" argument [ 9] evoking the risk of a possible "snowball effect" even if euthanasia were to be authorized only in exceptional cases.
This being the case, there is no reason to believe that presidents would be any more likely to exercise the line-item veto than they are to cancel projects authorized only by report language.
Yet he was not targeted for death as an individual, and, given his American citizenship, any deliberate strike on him would likely have to have been authorized only after an in-depth review overseen by President Obama.
By denying competitors access to the Firehose and forcing them to obtain data from its partners DataSift and Gnip, who are authorized only to provide a fraction of Twitter's data, Twitter is ensuring that it and a few closely controlled partners will be the only providers with sufficient data access to compete.
The Continental Congress, which had proclaimed the independence of the colonies, at first thought that the Howes were empowered to negotiate peace terms but discovered that they were authorized only to accept submission and assure pardons.
