(Music is typically authorized for domestic sale only).
Other department veterans said the decision to release the new opinion during the partial government shutdown was unorthodox, noting that only activities that impact public safety are typically authorized.
Some immigrants facing deportation wait years for a court date, but they are typically authorized to work in the United States to support themselves during that time, an arrangement that critics view as an incentive to illegal immigration.
Statutes are the primary source of law in the United States, and typically authorize an administrative agency (such as the Federal Communications Commission, or the Securities Exchange Commission) to adopt rules pursuant to the Statute.
To address indoor air quality problems in the United States, national, state, and local legislatures have typically authorized public agencies to conduct voluntary programs intended to raise the public's awareness about indoor air problems and appropriate actions they can take, alongside mandatory regulatory programs for ambient exterior pollution.
The board of directors for a corporation will typically authorize stock dividends as a percentage of the outstanding shares of stock.
Apple typically carefully authorizes root certificates via iOS and OS X.
U.S. police officers and federal agents typically have been authorized to use deadly force if lives are in imminent danger.
Magistrate judges can usually only approve warrants within their jurisdiction — for instance, a magistrate judge in San Francisco typically can't authorize a search in Brooklyn.
K12 helped find willing school districts, typically small ones, to authorize the charters in exchange for providing the district a 1% to 2% share of the revenue, which is permitted under state law.
Individuals typically use the public authority justification in criminal cases, arguing that the government authorized their actions.
