Sentence examples for was never authorized from inspiring English sources

"Paul was never authorized to make this deal," said someone connected to Lincoln Center.

That was supposedly for five months of road watering, but Mr. Hill's investigation found that three months of work was never authorized by any tribal official or confirmed.

The military was never authorized to carry out interrogations as aggressive as those approved for use by the C.I.A., which until the end of 2003 included water boarding.

Though GSV canceled the offering, Continental and Precedo contend that Twitter was calling the shots and that it subsequently said GSV was never authorized to offer shares for resale.

Eleven jurors thought that this payment, which prosecutors said was never authorized by the board, was illegal; Ms. Jordan did not, and that is "when the frustration began," Ms. McWilliams said.

"The transfer of Hong Kong's sovereignty to China was never authorized by the people, and neither was the constitutional Basic Law; it was a deal between Britain and China," he said.

"The notion that is being bandied about that this a capitulation to China, given the unprecedented magnitude of sales in the first two and a half years of the administration, and that F-16's were never authorized by the Bush administration, suggests that these attacks are partisan rather than security-based," said Jeffrey A. Bader, a visiting scholar at the Brookings Institution.

And after an audit by the state comptroller raised concerns about cheating in 2010, the State Board of Regents voted, to little notice, to expand such analysis to six additional tests last school year, and to all Regents exams in 2011-12, theugh the necessary funds were never authorized.

A special committee of Hollinger International, which was created to investigate charges that Lord Black and some colleagues received noncompete fees that were never authorized by the board, filed suit last week contending that Lord Black, a colleague and two companies Lord Black controls had received more than $200 million in questionable payments.

The FTC has alleged that because such a large number of people were seeking refunds, it was an obvious sign to T-Mobile that the charges were never authorized by its customers.

In a complaint filed today, the Federal Trade Commission is charging mobile phone service provider T-Mobile USA, Inc., with making hundreds of millions of dollars by placing charges on mobile phone bills for purported "premium" SMS subscriptions that, in many cases, were bogus charges that were never authorized by its customers.