Sentence examples for unless authorised from inspiring English sources

The result is a growing politicisation of public administration under which civil servants are loth to show any initiative unless authorised by ministers.

It bans the threat or use of force unless authorised by the Security Council after it has determined that peaceful means have failed, or in cases of self-defence against 'armed attack' until the Security Council takes action.

The Act, enacted by the Parliament of Australia and the Parliament of the United Kingdom, ended the ability of the United Kingdom to make laws for Australia or enact the doctrine of repugnancy, and stopped all remaining avenues of appeal to the Privy Council from Australian courts, unless authorised by the High Court of Australia.

One says that taxpayers' dollars may not be used to pay a "publicity expert" unless specifically authorised for that purpose.

"It simply ensures that government grant funding is used for the purposes for which the grant was given and is not used for campaigning or lobbying unless expressly authorised by ministers.

"For the effect of acting unilaterally was to undermine the foundation on which the post-1945 consensus had been constructed: the prohibition of force (save in self-defence, or perhaps, to avert an impending humanitarian catastrophe) unless formally authorised by the nations of the world empowered to make collective decisions in the security council..."...

This data architecture promotes data security and privacy, as no one, including members of the management team and other scientific partners, can access members' data unless explicitly authorised by the user to do so.

Unless Tony Blair authorised aid-drops of Mitre footballs and little plastic cones, I'm not sure how "the West" can claim any credit for the scenes depicted in these pictures.

Where staff are given access codes or swipe-card access to the controlled area, they should not be shared with others, nor should they provide access to others unless specifically authorised to do so.

The 2000 Financial Services and Markets Act says anyone inviting consumers to make investments should be authorised unless the content of the communication is approved by an authorised person.

But the subject of the control order is not legally permitted to contact the person unless they are authorised to.