Stephen J. Morse, a professor of law and psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania Law School who has written widely in this area, predicted that the decision, which he called "too amorphous," would prove to be "carte blanche for the states".
"Iraq's international allies cannot allow the fight against the abusive extremists of ISIS to be carte blanche for the Iraqi government's allies to callously kill civilians who happen to be Sunni," Stork said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
On 30 August Eon Productions officially denied any link between Bond 23 and Carte Blanche, stating that "the new film is not going to be called Carte Blanche and will have nothing to do with the Jeffery Deaver book".
"...Glad to be given carte blanche, we took the chance to make a Ghetto-glam-didas skin, a pattern with the bootlegged versions of their logo".
He brings up Bible stories and expects them to be accepted carte-blanche just because they're in the Bible, with, of course, zero evidence.
She could be perceived as a hooker, and we don't want Blanche to be perceived as that.
It gave her carte blanche to be very inquisitive about the realities of life in Lesotho, and she researched and wrote on a range of issues affecting women in Lesotho, including the HIV crisis, and the impact on marriages of men being made redundant from the South African goldmines.
It's carte blanche to be a total jerk.
But from now on there will be no free rides, no carte blanche — things need to be institutionalized".
To be a kid was to have carte blanche on my life, free from a history of responsibilities and heartbreaks that should have become pillars of fortitude to build a better future, but instead became fearful walls that made me lose sight of a beautiful sunset.
